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The application window for a Wyoming elk license runs from January 4th to January 31st. That’s not a big window, so it’s time to get started! Here’s what you need to know, in order to hunt elk in Wyoming in 2024 or beyond… Why Book with Table Mountain Outfitters to Hunt Elk in Wyoming? It’s

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By Zach Lazzari When it comes to finding a classic western elk hunt, several states offer good opportunities. You will find great elk hunts in Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and a few in California. Each state offers a different angle or ecosystem where elk roam, creating a diverse set of opportunities.

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By Zach Lazzari & Ryan McSparran 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

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By Zach Lazzari | Photos by Ryan McSparran 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.

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By Zach Lazzari It’s time to start getting excited about big game hunts in Wyoming. Archery and rifle seasons will be here before long and hunters should be prepared to make every shot count. Table Mountain hunters have incredible success rates because the guides, properties and setups are all exceptional. Bring your A-game and the

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Archery hunting for bears seems like it should require specialized equipment but it’s really not much different than elk or deer hunting in many situations. The species and current gear you use has plenty of influence on selecting broadheads and the changes that need to be made. For the average hunter however, your current gear

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Travel to Wyoming during hunting season, and you might experience every climate imaginable. Hot sun, heat and dry weather can coincide with blizzards and sub-zero temperatures. You just never know what to expect. Each species also comes with its own set of hurdles that should influence the contents in your pack. Prepare yourself based on

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By Zach Lazzari Many of the Table Mountain archery antelope and mule deer hunts are based from strategic blind locations. The opportunity to sit tight while trophy bucks come within range is ideal for archery hunters. After taking the shot, following blood trails to recover the animal is an important skill and is not easily

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By Zach Lazzari Each year, our hunting season begins in August with the Wyoming Archery Antelope hunts! Hunting antelope during archery season is an absolute thrill. Before jumping in the blind, it’s important to make sure your bow is tuned. You should be shooting consistent, tight groupings out to 40 yards at a minimum. When

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The deadline for Wyoming elk applications is right around the corner. The state makes it easy to plan ahead with early deadlines for nonresident hunters. Nonresident applications open January 3rd and run until January 31st in 2023. That’s a short window for our nonresident applicants. So don’t miss it! Book Your Hunt First If you’d

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