Five Star Wyoming Antelope Hunt

Outfitter #269

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Species:

Antelope

Location:

Wyoming

Method:

Rifle, Archery, Crossbow

Dates:

Archery – August 15 – October 4

Rifle – October 5 – 31

Draw Required.

Draw your tag to book this hunt.

Call 1-800-755-8247

This amazing ranch outside of Douglas, Wyoming encompasses over 300,000 private acres. With pine ridges leading into large sage and grass-covered draws and basins, this is in the heart of some of the finest antelope habitat in the country. These two-day antelope hunts have been 100% successful on above-average antelope for many years. The style of hunting is spot-and-stalk, while you cover ground in 4-wheel drive vehicles, using strategic glassing spots to locate the buck you are after. Once you have found the right buck the hunt will proceed on foot to get into range for your shot. The accommodations on this hunt are second to none, with an incredible lodge and well-trained staff, to make sure that every need is taken care of. If you are interested in hunting on this amazing property, give us a call today and we can help you in taking care of all the details associated with this hunt. This antelope tag is 100% draw with 2 points. WTA TAGS can handle the application process on your behalf.

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Pricing Details

$4,000 2×1

$4,500 1×1

Observer = $500

2 Day Hunts

License & Tag(s) Cost (approximate)

$341 – Computer draw – deadline late May. Contact WTA TAGS to talk to a consultant for professional application assistance 1-800-755-8247

Inclusions

Meals, In-Field Transportation, In-Field Trophy Care

Exclusions

Meat Processing, Shipping of Meat/Trophy, Taxidermy, Gratuities, License

Accommodations

Lodge

Transportation

Sample Itinerary
Day 1: Depart from home and fly to Casper Wyoming. Rent a car and drive to camp, directions furnished by outfitter
Day 2-3: Your scheduled trip dates – full days
Day 4: Depart hotel for home

Hunt Style

Physical Level:

APPROACH:

Spot and Stalk

Trip Requirements

All participants must read rules and regulations pertaining to method of take and be within the state/country’s guidelines. WTA is not responsible for failure to meet any state/country requirements.