Pronghorn Antelope Hunts in Wyoming

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Three Day Antelope

Double T Outfitters offers quality elk, mule deer, antelope, moose, black bear and antelope hunts. We offer archery hunts, bugle hunts in heavy rut with a rifle and migration hunts. We enjoy some of Wyoming's most game rich country, years of experience and the best guides in the area. We're a serious, hard working, alcohol free camp. So long as the hunter is willing, we hunt in any kind of weather. Some mornings start for the guides as early as 2:30 a.m. and will find us in the saddle hours before daylight just to catch a big bull in one of our favorite meadows or a large muley on a high peak drifting back to his bedding grounds. We take the load off our hunters in every way possible so they can focus all their energy on hunting. We believe we can offer you some of the finest guides, horses, food, camp and hunting that the outfitting industry has to offer.

2500

Double T Outfitters

Fair Chase

Public

Tent

Yes

Wood Burning Stove

Bed

Meals Provided

Unspecified

2500

Lisco Wyoming Combo Antelope & Mule Deer Bow Hunt

The Lisco Ranch is offering a very limited number of hunters the opportunity for deer and antelope hunts on their ranch. The Lisco family will be offering all lodging, meals, and the sons do the guiding. I will handle the booking for the ranch. This is a 5 day fully guided deer and antelope trip (or antelope only) by the Lisco family. Both deer and antelope licenses are on a drawing with a End of May Deadline. Because of the number of available licenses and the large amount of private property, the draw has a high chance of being 100% successful, sometimes with licenses left over.

5800

Jack Cassidy, Colorado Big Game Hunts, LLC

Fair Chase

Private

Lodge

Yes

Modern Climate Control

Bed

Meals Provided

Unspecified

5800

Combo Hunt

Lisco Ranch Antelope Bow Hunt

The Lisco Ranch is offering a very limited number of hunters the opportunity for deer and antelope hunts on their ranch. The Lisco family will be offering all lodging, meals, and the sons do the guiding. I will handle the booking for the ranch. This is a 5-day fully guided deer and antelope trip (or antelope only) by the Lisco family. Both deer and antelope licenses are on a drawing with an End of May Deadline. Because of the number of available licenses and the large amount of private property, the draw has a high chance of being 100% successful, sometimes with licenses left over.

3900

Jack Cassidy, Colorado Big Game Hunts, LLC

Fair Chase

Private

Lodge

Yes

Modern Climate Control

Bed

Meals Provided

Unspecified

3900

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About Our Pronghorn Antelope Hunts in Wyoming

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Summary & Terrain

Pronghorn antelope in Wyoming thrive on vast sagebrush flats, rolling grasslands, and lightly timbered draws across both private ranchlands and adjacent public ground. Hunts often take place on large private properties that offer secure access to quality antelope habitat, as well as on public parcels in classic pronghorn country. The open terrain allows long sight-lines, and hunters can glass from ridges or benches to locate bucks feeding in hayfields, along waterholes, or on grassy benches at dawn and dusk.

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Difficulty & Strategy

These hunts are generally considered moderate in physical demand—most days involve glassing from stationary vantage points followed by spot-and-stalk approaches over gentle slopes. Archery hunters typically rotate between ground blinds at water sources and slow stalks through open meadows, while rifle hunters rely heavily on binocular glassing and deliberate, short-range approaches. Guides handle the logistics, field‐dress harvested animals, and tailor tactics to each hunter’s ability, making these hunts suitable for a wide range of experience levels.

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Amenities

Pronghorn antelope hunts in Wyoming typically center around comfortable base camps, often in locally owned lodges or nearby hotels equipped with private rooms and modern climate control. A smaller number of outfitters offer rustic tent camps where hunters sleep on cots or basic bedding, warmed by wood-burning stoves. In all cases, accommodations provide reliable heating and cooling options—whether central HVAC in a lodge setting or stove-based heat in field camps—to ensure a restful night’s sleep ahead of the hunt. Bedding arrangements generally include standard beds at lodge properties, with tent setups offering simple yet functional sleeping platforms. Overall, the focus is on balancing convenience and comfort while maintaining easy access to prime pronghorn country.

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Season & Additional Info

Archery season for pronghorn typically opens in mid-August and runs through early fall, with rifle seasons often beginning around October 1. Tags are obtained through state draw systems, requiring preference points for public‐land units, whereas private-land leases or ranch hunts often guarantee tag availability with minimal draw pressure. Most guided hunts span five days and include lodging, meals, guiding services, and field preparation of trophies. High success rates—often near 100% for rifle hunters—and average buck scores in the high-60s to mid-70-inch range make Wyoming pronghorn hunts both reliable and rewarding.

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Pricing

Pronghorn antelope hunts in Wyoming average around $5,050 per hunter. Costs are driven by hunt duration, lodging style, guide ratio, and land access. Entry-level options typically run at the lower end of the scale and include shared-guide, two- to three-day hunts based out of rustic tent camps with basic cots and wood-stove heat. Mid-tier packages generally span three to four days, feature comfortable lodge or hotel accommodations with private rooms and climate control, inclusive meals, and small-group guiding. Top-tier hunts extend to four or five days on private ranches, offer upscale lodge lodging, one-on-one guiding, daily ground transport to prime pronghorn country, and full field care of trophies. In nearly all cases, meals, accommodations, and meat processing or donation are included in the price.

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Pronghorn Antelope Hunts in Wyoming

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