300ultramagshooter

I also recommend Wyoming went there last year alot of public ground

Wolf killer

I recommend using an outfitter on private land in any state you hunt. This will be the only way you will have control of the area for filming the hunt.
I have tried filming hunts too many things have to be just right in order to get good quality footage. My hat goes off to the people that can put together good quality videos.

turkeyward

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coloradooutdoors1

Well Colorado is a place that everyone seems to forget about. We have a very healthy antelope herd here in Colorado and bucks that will go from 70-80"+. I have plenty of landowner vouchers available at no extra cost. The cost of a fully guided antelope hunt here in Colorado is 1500.00. We also have some trepass fee hunts available for around 900.00. If interested, drop me an email or give me a call. Thanks and good hunting.

Dennis Hurrell
Colorado Outdoor Adventures
719-390-5509
719-232-0085
[email protected]
www.colorado-adventures.com

SJAdventures

We can offer you quality antelope hunts in WY, MT, CO, NM and TX. Fully guided or DIY and all are on private property. All of our guided antelope hunts have been 100% for years. Call toll free 1-877-647-9926 or email me at [email protected]
You can check out all of our antelope hunts at www.sportsmansjuntcion.com

Grant Luer

Wyoming for sure

leadpillproductions

I do like the do it yourself hunts

redgreen

Lots of them in Alberta. Get a tag and there are lots of places that you can hunt them. There are a few ranchers that would have you exterminate the whole herd if it was legal.

leadpillproductions

That 5 year to wait for a tag just suck tho

macman99

There seem to be a good number of antelope in some areas of the Dakotas, but they also seem to be a lot smaller than in the states further west.