Archery Hunting in Wyoming 101
If you’re looking to get into archery hunting but aren’t sure where to start, you’re not alone. Archery is one of the most rewarding ways to hunt, but it also demands preparation, quality gear, and time on the practice range. But, a solid foundation is absolutely within reach with the right guidance. Start at a […]
Antelope Deadline Approaching: 3 Reasons to Book Your Hunt Now!
Heads up, hunters, the Wyoming Antelope application deadline is May 31st. If you have hopes of hunting Wyoming this year, it’s time to plan your trip! Antelope licenses in Wyoming are available through the draw and we need to submit your applications by May 31st. If you’re interested in living THE LIFE with us this […]
3 Tips to Get in Shape for Your Fall Hunting Adventures
If you ask most of our hunting guides for their advice on being prepared for your next Wyoming hunt, it usually boils down to two things. First, practice with your weapon. And second, do your best to get in shape.
For more about shooting, check out our previous article here. But here, we want to take a look at why it’s so important to tackle some physical conditioning before your next Wyoming hunt – or any western hunt for that matter.
5 Tips for Better Marksmanship
Too many hunters sight in their rifles just before the season and head straight into the field. Shooting on a regular schedule and practicing in real hunting scenarios is essential for building a reliable skill set. Training at the range and in the field will make you a better marksman and a more successful hunter.
Table Mountain Hunters are Looking To 2025 and Beyond
The 2024 season was a blast, punching tags and living THE LIFE. It doesn’t take long after the season ends to start dreaming about the next. Hunts are booking faster than ever and our hunters are now planning for 2025 and beyond. Looking for a hunt opening in 2025? We have elk hunts available to those who have Wyoming preference points! Contact us for details.
Tips to Prepare and Cook Mouthwatering Antelope Meals
Antelope meat gets mixed reviews from hunters. It’s a difficult thing for me to understand personally, because I can’t get enough of antelope. When properly cared for, pronghorn is easily among my favorite big game meats. Improper care can leave any wild animal with a gamey taste. But with a little attention, antelope is right up there with the best wild meats.
How to Prepare for the Elements on a Wyoming Antelope Hunt
The weather in Wyoming changes by the minute. And chasing antelope in open country means you are often exposed to the worst. Heat, wind, cold, rain, snow and sleet are all in the cards. On many days, the weather is downright pleasant in Wyoming’s antelope country. But planning for everything can save your hide when the conditions take a turn.
3 Things to Consider When Planning a Wyoming Mule Deer Hunt
From the Red Desert to the Black Hills, and from the high Rockies to the sagebrush prairies, Wyoming’s rugged landscapes provide the backdrop for some incredible mule deer hunting.
The state has populations that migrate across long, historic routes. Wyoming is also home to resident populations occupying a home territory for their entire lives. From the high alpine to the wide open praries, Wyoming is a great place to hunt mature bucks living in these wild and rugged western landscapes.
7 Things You Can Expect On Your First Antelope Hunt
The American pronghorn is a completely unique species, found only in North America. They’re not related to African antelope, or any American cervids like deer or elk. In fact, “antelope” as we refer to them colloquially, are the only horned animal that sheds its horns annually.
3 Spot and Stalk Decoy Tactics for Antelope
Wyoming is antelope country and hunters can approach their hunt in a number of different ways. Hunting from a blind over water is certainly the most effective method for archery hunters. Rifle hunters can often use folds in the landscape to get close enough for a shot. Even so, antelope have excellent eyesight. The ability to shoot comfortably out too 300 yards and beyond is a major advantage.