Getting permission to hunt some of the ranches out in MT can be hard, especially where I was at, for Elk and Deer anyway. How easy is it to get that same permission for Antelope? They seem almost like a pest on the farms around Helena and White Sulphur Springs? And do they tend to stay on private or do they run good on Public land to? Next trip I' ll put in for a ' Lope tag Must of seen a 1000 or so in 5 days, some nice Bucks too, a couple would surely pass 80 inches.
I live in Helena, there are alot of goats, but some of the spots are archery only. It is not that hard to get land to hunt in most spots. There sure are alot of big bucks in the area to. Good luck!
I just got back last week from Dillion and Gardiner and had access to a lot of BLM property and Forestery to hunt. First thing you gotta do is get drawn for the Hunting Unit you want to hunt, and if your lucky, then send in for the BLM maps for that area, some of these areas are real good and some others so-so, it requires homework like anything esle and an over lay of several maps of that district. Bobby
I find that hunting permission is easy to get. My wife hunts with me, most of the time she is with me when I ask. I have never seen a farmer/rancher say no to a lady.
I also have Montana license plates on my truck, that helps also.
Montana ' Lopes
Must of seen a 1000 or so in 5 days, some nice Bucks too, a couple would surely pass 80 inches.
