Where in WY?
10-17-2006, 08:52 PM
#2
Join Date: Jun 2004
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RE: Where in WY?
Wyo. started a point sys this year so a lot of the hard to draw areas you will not likely draw for any antelope tags (type 1), however if you want a doe tag for those areas you have a real good chance. there are also reduce price tags in many areas.
If you go thur a outfitter in the northern and central part of the state you have a real good chance of drawing a (type 1)any antelope tag. those areas are mainly privite land that the outfitters have sown up.
get a map that shows public land and how much access there is before you put in for tags
If you go thur a outfitter in the northern and central part of the state you have a real good chance of drawing a (type 1)any antelope tag. those areas are mainly privite land that the outfitters have sown up.
get a map that shows public land and how much access there is before you put in for tags
10-20-2006, 11:42 AM
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: LaPorte, IN
Posts: 1,111
RE: Where in WY?
You can't draw a real good tag next year because they just went to preference points and you would not be in the top draw pool. Now you'd need to probably look to the private land areas and find a lease in an undersubscribed unit, then apply.
10-20-2006, 08:26 PM
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Altoona,PA
Posts: 679
RE: Where in WY?
my dad just got back today from WY doing some mule deer hunting.
while at the butcher shop a guy brought in a antelope and didnt want the horns. my dad bought a tag (or something) to make it legal for him to bring them home. here is a pic. i love the hooks. sorry about pic, took it real fast w/ my phone
while at the butcher shop a guy brought in a antelope and didnt want the horns. my dad bought a tag (or something) to make it legal for him to bring them home. here is a pic. i love the hooks. sorry about pic, took it real fast w/ my phone
10-21-2006, 03:14 AM
#6
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: WYO
Posts: 2,298
RE: Where in WY?
ORIGINAL: Zim
You can't draw a real good tag next year because they just went to preference points and you would not be in the top draw pool. Now you'd need to probably look to the private land areas and find a lease in an undersubscribed unit, then apply.
You can't draw a real good tag next year because they just went to preference points and you would not be in the top draw pool. Now you'd need to probably look to the private land areas and find a lease in an undersubscribed unit, then apply.
10-21-2006, 03:19 AM
#7
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: WYO
Posts: 2,298
RE: Where in WY?
By the way, I am in an extremely nice mood so I will give you a hint as to the areas you should look at. Look at the areas that are even with Casper to the West and down on South toward Rawlins. Also, just to the East of Pathfinder Reservoir. I shouldn't have just told you this, but like I said, I am in a very rare, extremely nice mood.
11-03-2006, 07:03 PM
#10
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 575
RE: Where in WY?
You have to draw for a tag before you can apply for the permission slip to hunt in some PLPWarea'sbut some areas are just walk on. I went on a lope hunt this year and the ranch I hunted on parceled off a bunch of his property to the state for walk on hunting. Three guys hunting on that piece got goats. I watched as the same goats I paid to hunt ran over and under the parceled property.You have three chances to draw (I think)different zones, look on the Wyoming site to see what zone's have PLPW land and also the highest draw success from the previous year. Here you go, http://gf.state.wy.us/wildlife/access/plpw/index.aspif this is more than you wanted to deal with then there is option #2
If worst comes the worst there are booking agents that have ranch contacts thatcan get you a tresspass permission slip for about $300-400 in SEWyoming. The trick is to find these spots where therelittle to nopublic access, this is what gives you the greater chance at getting permits. When I was out theremost locals will not give this info up for obvious reasons of courseGOOD LUCK!
If worst comes the worst there are booking agents that have ranch contacts thatcan get you a tresspass permission slip for about $300-400 in SEWyoming. The trick is to find these spots where therelittle to nopublic access, this is what gives you the greater chance at getting permits. When I was out theremost locals will not give this info up for obvious reasons of courseGOOD LUCK!