Wyoming antelope hunt from Thermopolis to Baggs


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Hunt trophy pronghorn antelope in eight units from Thermopolis to Baggs

Hunt PG4420
Hunt	Price per person
3-day trophy antelope	$1,800
5-day trophy antelope	$2,500
Hunter success	Trophy size
100% almost every year.	Most bucks taken on this hunt score in the high 70s and low 80s, but the outfitter has guided hunters to 15 or 16 bucks that scored over 82 B&C gross points.
Lodging and meals	Seasons
Not included in hunt price. You may camp or stay in a motel.	Most rifle seasons September and October.
Area, terrain	Licenses, tags
Broken desert terrain mainly vegetated by sagebrush, bitterbrush, serviceberry, juniper and desert grasses. Water is quite limited in areas, so bowhunters often do well stand hunting over water holes.	You must draw a tag for this hunt. Application deadline: March 15. You can pay extra for a preference point that will increase our chances of drawing in the future. Click here for updated license fees. As many as six hunters can apply together. Legal age for hunting big game is 12.
Not included in price	Travel
License fees, taxes, butcher and taxidermy fees, tips	Fly to Salt Lake City, rent a car for the drive to Rock Springs about three hours away.
Notes
Hunters born after Jan. 1, 1966, must carry a hunter's safety card in the field. Field meat and trophy care is included. Your guide will take you and your game to a meat processor. Capes are fleshed and salted. The outfitter suggests that hunters use a local taxidermist who is skilled in mounting antelope.

This outfitter's first love is trophy trophy antelope hunting, and he has been extremely successful. He has guided hunters to 15 or 16 antelope that grossed over 82 Boone and Crockett points, and his biggest so far scored 91, tying the state record and ranking No. 9 in the world when his hunter shot it.

One reason he is successful is that he spends many days and covers several thousand miles per year looking for exceptional bucks. He estimated that he has driven as many as 6,000 miles a year in the past few years, just scouting out big antelope.

If you want to hold out for an exceptional trophy, consider hiring him. His rates are reasonable. You can add elk or mule deer in some areas during certain dates.

Lodging and meals are not included. You may camp on your own, or you can stay in a motel in Thermopolis.

He operates in eight different units, including one where you can draw a tag on your second choice, preserving your preference points for a future year. In one area you may shoot two bucks, but he said a big buck is hard to find there.

Both sides of the outfitter's family homesteaded in Thermopolis, and he can get on some ranches, but most of the biggest bucks he has found are on public land that he knows well.