Where to hunt Pronghorn? Best state?

[huntindude]

tagged for later.
Keep us posted. I got the go ahead from the "boss" the other day to knock off a bucket list hunt for my 30th (2 more years) this is definitely the most affordable thing on the list and seems like a blast. I, like you, would want to use an outfitter the first time to learn the ways then DIY if I ever went back

[ladrones]

If you can shoot rifle antelope is a sure thing anyway. It is a matter of how well you can field judge. Archery is a different story.

[Aggiehunter08]

If you want to do it with a bow I can setup you up with a Rancher in Wyoming. I think it's only around $1300 for the hunt, but that doesn't include your tag which you need to apply for ASAP regardless of where you go. Here's one I shot on the ranch.

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[mmoses]

If you want to do it with a bow I can setup you up with a Rancher in Wyoming. I think it's only around $1300 for the hunt, but that doesn't include your tag which you need to apply for ASAP regardless of where you go. Here's one I shot on the ranch.

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Not a bad deal. It seems like prices have gone up over the last couple of years. This will probably be my only Wyoming hunt. I trying to hunt as many states as possible.

[mmoses]

tagged for later.
Keep us posted. I got the go ahead from the "boss" the other day to knock off a bucket list hunt for my 30th (2 more years) this is definitely the most affordable thing on the list and seems like a blast. I, like you, would want to use an outfitter the first time to learn the ways then DIY if I ever went back

I try and do a live thread when it happens.

DIY would be a great bargain but I want a sure thing this go around.

I talked to a few texas outfitters, prices arent bad when you take into account airfare to other states.