Will any TBH'ers be organizing a "group type" pronghorn hunt in 2019? I know I have seen that sort of thing on here in the past. I would really be interested in that and will help organize in any way I can. I just have never done it and have no experience...that's why I would like to join in on a group.
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anyone interested in getting some plans going for next season? -
also, welcome any advice and experiencesComment
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Where are you wanting to go? What route are you planning on going as far as DIY, outfitter/guide tags, landowner tags?Comment
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Starting from scratch here Mr. diamond10x. Open to any location. Looks to me like my best bet would be Wyoming. DIY is what I am hoping for.Comment
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The units in Eastern Wyoming are usually the easiest to draw without points. I think antelope points are still for sale on Wyo G&F website until October 1st, or maybe the 15th. That's mostly private land so outfitter or tresspass fee are the options. With a little googling you might come up with a place that takes DIY hunters for a reasonable fee. There is quite a bit of good info on the G&F website, draw odds, points, etc. You need an understanding of how that works in order to plan a hunt. Good luck, they are fun to hunt and good eating !Comment
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I leave for Dalhart on the 2nd and will report back - gonna try to get it done spot n stalk style with the bow!Comment
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Gneimeth.....i talked with mark harrington today. He mentioned to me that you were hunting with him. I am very intwrested to hear about your experiences on the hunt. Thanks so muchComment
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Man, I am in Craig, Colorado and am covered up with speed goats! Too bad I’m not here to hunt....[emoji24]
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You got it BCorn. I may try to do a semi-live hunt but let’s plan on catching up after the trip.Originally posted by BCorn View Post
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