Nickkaderli

I have to disagree that you should hire a guide. Reason being you'll harvest one on your own and the tag is $326, you and your dad can take that few thousand dollars saved and go on a semi guided elk hunt in CO/MT/UT with the money saved. For the same amount you'd pay to go on a guided antelope hunt in WY, you could go on a semi guided elk and DIY antelope hunt. I'm doing both WY antelope and CO elk OTC this year for under $1000 because it's all DIY. Feel free to send me a message if you have questions.

I bet you got a bunch personal messages from outfitters, i did after making posts like this. The benefit I see in hiring an outfitter is nothing other than their ability to field judge bucks. They can potentially get you access to private land, but you're going to be paying the landowner for it, just through the outfitter. You can find private land to access on CL for a couple hundred bucks if you're worried about pressure from other hunters.

Bob H in NH

Wow, if you want to draw USA hunters to your outfit, you might want to have someone proof read the advertisement!

Whacknstack4

I messaged you

leadpillproductions

Bob Barlow helped me out when my outfitter over booked us . got me some property to hunt on . seems like a good outfitter. H e wasn't the outfitter who overbooked just helped me find property

Timbrhuntr

Is that the guy from pronghorn paradise seem like a good guy !

leadpillproductions

Bob barlow outfitters

DJfan

Hit up Keith Metz. He's the real deal. Been in the business for a long time.

Here's his facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/keith.metz.7

I live in Wyoming. Antelope is fun and delicious. You'll like it. Great steaks.

CalHunter

Just FYI DJ, that link doesn't seem to be working. It comes back with a "page not found" message.

Danielneve

Antelope tastes sooooooo good. I went hunting with my buddies a number of years and we got so much and ate it all. YUM