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    Quote Originally Posted by oldbobinjoseph View Post
    Thanks UH. I chose #57 ONLY because, according to EHJ it required the most points...Guess I should consider the possibility of getting drawn, huh? What do you suggest?
    Unit 60, 61 and 64 are considered "ultra blue" units. Any of those I think would be a great choice.
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    Thanks again. Happy hunting...

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    Quote Originally Posted by goathunter View Post
    what would you do with 4 preference points in WY? I'm not interested in spending the money on a special tag. thanks
    Goathunter, areas # 61 & 62 Red desert ....trophy bucks, mostly public land (BLM) Hard to draw however.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldbobinjoseph View Post
    I too have 4 points for Antelope (as well as deer and Elk) keep waiting for my Marine son to be able to go as he has like points but not so again this year so I'm putting in for goat anyway. Don't really want to burn my points in the hope he can go next year so was thinking of doing the special draw and going for unit 57 as first and #71 as second with the hopes of drawing #71 and saving my points. Any thoughts and/or recommendations...?
    From what I've seen the last 2 years 71 will be a tough hunt, especially on public land. Last year all I saw were does and very small bucks in the unit, and very few of those. I never got off the road though since I was hunting 72.

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    Thanks for the info Bob. I'm not in the trophy business, but wouldn't pass one up. I would really just like a good hunt and do enjoy Antelope meat so a 14-15 incher would not be something I'd pass on. When my boy can join me he'll be out for horns. Sad to say, but here in NE Oregon, he's passed on bull elk that I'd have shot the first day. To each his own...

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    No problem! I had a really fun hunt in 71 4 years ago. I would like to hunt it again some day, if you do draw it let me know and I can give you some starting points if you like.

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    Thanks again Bob. Will contact you if I draw...

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    Quote Originally Posted by shootbrownelk View Post
    Goathunter, areas # 61 & 62 Red desert ....trophy bucks, mostly public land (BLM) Hard to draw however.
    Anything less than 6 points going in last year couldn't pull 61 on a points basis. You'd have to get lucky and draw one of the random tags. This is one of the most popular units in WY and the odds show it.

    A Type 2 permit on 62 would be doable as you could draw it with 0 points, but I have heard that 62 has some serious access issues (which leads me to believe that is the reason you can draw the Type 2 with 0 points). If you were to apply for 62, I'd make sure you have a spot with guaranteed access.

    Keep in mind that quotas may be cut substantially this year (up to a third I've heard in some units). That doesn't bode well for odds either. Maybe those that do decide to put in will get lucky though because others are sitting it out this fall hoping for better conditions for horn growth next year. Only time will tell.

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    What is the difference in the type 1 and type 2 antelope tags and is there an archery specific season you can hunt with the antelope tags?

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    Type 9 is archery but I believe you can hunt archery with a type 1 or 2 license. Not sure on dates.

 

 

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