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    Wyoming Pronghorn Areas

    Has anyone ever hunted in Areas 77,78,80 or 83?

    Im looking for a good trophy potential area with a good amount of public land. How are the numbers in these areas?

    I would kinda like to stick to this area since we plan on moving close to this area (more time to scout).

    Ill be applying as a non-resident "special" draw, so the odds are decent.

    Thanks for all the help.

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    I'm hoping to hit 78 with 2 points this year (reg draw) Can't help you with any specifics, because it'll be my first time there. I've Google Earth'd every inch of 78 and 83 and both have a bunch of walk-in and public land. Both 80 and 83 should draw with no points (spec), but 80 has no walk-in properties. These areas aren't known for Booners, but then again, the tag numbers are low. Will you still hunt SD as a non-res, and/or is there any chance to draw (NR) there?

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    Should still be a resident by the time the season rolls around. In the unit which I apply (prolly one of the best units in the state) I would guess a NR would draw every other year or every third year.
    Monte Miles
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    Area 80 is a good area for some really nice bucks. I have seen a few booner type bucks out there in past years. Area 83 could be a real sleeper Codes. A lot of the antelope in the area died about ten years ago, but they are now finally coming back and the area is on a real upswing. I have seen quite a few bucks out there in the 80+ range over the past few summers. With limited tags and plenty of public land to hunt this area could be a good choice. It has produced many, B&C entries in the past during it's hayday back in the 90s. Most of the Boone and Crockett entries (6) for Hot Springs County and a few of the entries from Washakie County (23) have come from this area. The genes are still there. Just a thought. Good luck in the draw fellas'.
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    Another possible unit is 114. I measured a goat for a guy 2 years ago that green scored 87. It was taken just east of Worland, maybe 3-4 miles outside of town. I have hunted 77 pretty heavily for deer, but don't remember seeing many big goats.

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    Only thing I see wrong with unit 114 is there is little to no chance of drawing the first year even in the special draw. I plan on moving to WY and dont want to waste PP since residents dont have them.
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