NickEllis
Member
I and a friend of mine from Texas are buying a couple of the surplus antelope tags for Wyoming. For $41, its hard to beat a great couple days out in the field!
However, I'm in Denver, and just moved here myself from Tennessee, so I don't know much about Wyoming. Could someone give some advice on where would be a good place to go? I have to indicate the hunting area for my antelope tag, of course. We don't mind driving, even all over the state, but it would be nice to be somewhere in the south/eastern, or in the vicinity, since I'll be driving up from Denver.
I'd prefer an area with some open public land or Walk-In partnerships, but wouldn't mind knocking on some doors. However, that would be pretty risky if we were in an area with ONLY private land. Therefore, the presence of public land is definitely a plus.
I'd appreciate any input y'all could offer.
However, I'm in Denver, and just moved here myself from Tennessee, so I don't know much about Wyoming. Could someone give some advice on where would be a good place to go? I have to indicate the hunting area for my antelope tag, of course. We don't mind driving, even all over the state, but it would be nice to be somewhere in the south/eastern, or in the vicinity, since I'll be driving up from Denver.
I'd prefer an area with some open public land or Walk-In partnerships, but wouldn't mind knocking on some doors. However, that would be pretty risky if we were in an area with ONLY private land. Therefore, the presence of public land is definitely a plus.
I'd appreciate any input y'all could offer.