First Antelope hunt in WY

[antelopedundee]

I try to hunt goats in WY every year. I've had some awesome trips in hunt areas that are considered "less desirable". If you do your e-scouting before hand, and are willing to walk and check "valleys and depressions" like WyoDoug suggested you should have a fun hunt. Most people seem unwilling to walk into an area unless they see animals from the truck. Also, patience can go along ways. I've posted up in small chunks of BLM and had animals walk in from adjacent private land, just be mindful of the property boundaries. Apply for a tag and go hunting.

For every hill that you can see from your truck there are 100 more behind it.

 

[antelopedundee]

A long time ago [or so it seems now] during a family vacation we had occasion to stop in Chugwater, WY, for the night. Reading through the local phone book, they described the area as having a "monotonous similarity" to it since the view was the same for 50 miles in any direction. The town got its name from the chugging sound the buffalo supposedly made when they hit the water after being driven over a cliff by the Indians.