Not everywhere, we had an amazing hunt in a different unit. 300 ish antelope in two days. several nice bucks, plenty of fawns, and even our fair share of rattle snakes!
I’m not sure where that is, we went NW from Casper up thru the bottom of 115 and then tried covering all that BLM up along the west side of the unit. We went into 114’s east side on the way to Worland.
There were so few bucks and the groups were so geographically spread out that taking the buck out has herd consequences. Genetically some of the bucks need to go but for the recovery those does are likely not getting bred. We were not seeing lone young bucks that could have taken their place...
Very cool spots out there that would have been fun to hike into or climb up to. I couldn’t help but wonder what we would have found in some of those random cave openings we saw on some faces.
I had seven and burned them last year. Had a great hunt that we repeated this year with a buddy. It was worth the wait. We saw 2-300 antelope and found several really nice bucks in a different area from this thread.
Building points and hunting second choice / die tags kept the freezer...
We headed out that way today and from a highway perspective we didn’t see much. It’s like that whole I90 area is still recovering from the bad winter 2 years ago.
It is awesome country devoid of antelope. You are welcome to burn your own fuel and time. I won’t be applying there. There are several better units for less points I would absolutely go to before 114-115.
Just spent a few days exploring the public south of Ten Sleep and Worland, WY. Was really surprised at the lack of antelope. We only saw 30-50 antelope on the public in probably 8 hours of cruising gravel. A couple nice bucks but not much to brag about. Lots of water and feed but most...