So if antelope shed the shell of their horns in early november, why do some units go until Oct 31st or even up to Nov. 20th????? I can't go before Oct 18th at the earliest. That poses a problem.
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01-22-2013, 03:26 PM #11Junior Member
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I did but with a little effort on your part you could answer all your questions in no time.
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01-23-2013, 10:25 AM #13Junior Member
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I have hunted the last week of October several times and all I have seen and shot still had horns firmly attached. You will see bigger herds then. That is my best time to hunt antelope.
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Thanks for all of your help canvsbk.
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Download arcgis explorer desktop, add a topo server, add a blm sma server, add the WY elk and antelope units and you'll have everything you need to scout from your living room.
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Unit 27 also has everything you are looking for. Thunder Basin NG has a ton of land, and lots of animals.
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