Antelope Hunting

Seven Reasons to Hunt Antelope in Wyoming

1. Numbers – The population of antelope almost exceeds the human population of Wyoming.  Wyoming has more antelope than any other state in the Union.   Hunting where there are a lot of antelope allows you to be more selective and your odds of harvesting an antelope is greater.

2. Trophy Antelope Hunting – Wyoming has more Boone and Crocket entries for antelope than any other state.  Peak Adventure Outfitters is located near the town Gillette, in Campbell County, which ranks as the fifth highest B&C trophy antelope producing counties in Wyoming.

3. Drawing Odds - If you didn’t draw the species you had hoped for, don’t worry, Wyoming is very liberal with their non-residence antelope licenses.   The area that Peak Adventure guides hunts in always has left over licenses that can be purchased over the counter.

4. Seasons – The antelope seasons in our area is very liberal.  Archery antelope season runs from August 15^th – September 30^th. Rifle antelope season runs from October 1^st – October 31^st. 

5. Options – Bow or Rifle?  Wyoming is one of the few states that allow a hunter to hunt antelope with archery equipment or a rifle on the same tag.  If you are bow hunting for antelope and aren’t successful then you can use your tag during the antelope rifle hunting season.   Or if you were able to make it to Wyoming during the archery season and you’re a diehard archery hunter then you can hunt antelope with your bow during rifle season.

6. Party Permits – If you have a group of people that want to antelope hunt in Wyoming then make it a party.  Wyoming has “party applications” that allow a group to enter as one so that everyone in the group is guaranteed to get a tag if successful in the Wyoming draw.  The maximum party allowed is six members. 

7.  Cost – When going on a hunt, every penny counts.  Wyoming has tags for whatever your budget is.  Antelope hunting has a reasonable cost associated with the sport.  It’s especially good to bring youth on an antelope hunt because of the cost and you see antelope all of the time.  This helps keep the youth engaged in the hunt.

HUNTING WITH THE RIGHT WYOMING ANTELOPE OUTFITTER

As you can see there are many advantages to a Wyoming antelope hunt as opposed to hunting antelope elsewhere. But there more to just coming to the great state of Wyoming for Antelope--you must choose the right antelope hunting guide / outfitter. There are many factors involved in making that choice. Experience of your Wyoming antelope outfitter is very important. Here at Peak Adventures we have had many years of experience putting not only experienced antelope hunters but also first time hunters on great antelope. We have the expertise to get you in range of the Wyoming antelope of your dreams.

Some Wyoming outfitters over hunt their areas. We pride ourselves in management practices that keep an abundance of trophy antelope here in Wyoming. We have over 100,000 acres of Wyoming private land for antelope hunting as well as 250,000 acres of public land (Thunder Basin National Grassland). With the amount of hunting land that we lease and have access to, we have many trophy antelope to choose from! We hunt the largest pronghorn antelope herd in the United States, the Pumpkin Butte Antelope Herd. You will literally see hundreds of antelope every day.

Because of our experience, abundant areas in prime antelope hunting habitat, we have been able to provide 100% success rates to our Wyoming antelope hunting clients!

If you looking for a high success rate hunt Wyoming outfitter that prides itself in great not only success, but a friendly family atmosphere, then give us a call. we look forward to providing you with the Wyoming Antelope hunt of a lifetime!