6 Days/17 Tags - Wyoming DIY Antelope Hunt
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Join us on our non-resident DIY Antelope hunt as 7 of us travel to Wyoming with 17 tags in total and 6 days to hunt! We take on two units with limited public land but thanks to the help of the onXhunt app we were able to navigate the units without worry of where the public and private land was!
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Very good video, loved the way you guys flowed like water. And those guys “telling their story” (fast forward) lol.
You guys got the trip dialed in.
Thanks Robert! We appreciate the comment and we are glad you enjoyed it!
Great hunt fellas. Congratulations on a great success. Thank you for taking us all on your hunt with you! Keep up the great work!
Wow 17 tags filled on a DIY hunt very cool
Now that looked like a fun hunt, congrats to all of you!
You gotta love the broken sun glasses 😂
I've got to get out there. This looks like a lot of fun.
Nice video man! Looks like a great trip !
Nice vid! Are yuns from Washington? I'm down in southcentral. My brother and I are planning on doing the same hunt in 2026. Appreciate the footage.
We are upper northwest. Thanks for watching, we are glad you like it and best of luck in 2026! I’m sure you guys will have a blast!
Awesome! New subscriber here from Oregon.
This is one of the best antelope hunting videos I’ve seen. Looks like you had a blast. What month were you there?
We were there in October
Let me guess, eastern Wyoming near Buffalo or Gillette? The picture at 14:05 was really well done. However, the best part of the video was at 50:51 when he thanked the antelope.
Great job boys. Let me know when you go again.
Thanks Rough Country, do you live in Wyoming?
@@chasethehunt2187 No I'm from the west coast just like to travel and hunt lol.
@@roughcountry5913 cool. I actually live within a mile of the ocean. Love traveling to hunt as well. We had another diy caribou trip to alaska next month but with my brother drawing a Wyoming mt goat tag we decided to cancel it and make sure we get his goat. If he tags out early, we still may get up to alaska. Last time we went to alaska we only had 4 days to plan the entire hunt before we flew up. Talk about not much time to plan 😂. We decided to fly into kodia and hire a float plane to go hunt sitka deer. Sometimes those spur of the moment trips are the most memorable. They sure make things interesting when, for example.. none of the group has ever set foot on the island before.
Every year i try to plan a hunt to somewhere I've never been before, that is something i love doing.
Sounds to me like your very much the same way 👍
@@chasethehunt2187 man that's awesome about the goat hunt. I saw some giants when I was there on my last elk hunt. My dad drew a premium California tag this year but I dont think he will be able to hunt his last hunt because of the fires. My zone burned up. I have an Oregon bull tag. I'm looking for another last minute hunt out of state to get in on with losing out here. Maybe Idaho. Stay safe on your travels and good luck.
Thank you for a great video , and what until number do you hunt?
Would you mind sharing what part of the state or unit you were in?
Looks like a blast... what caliber are you guys hunting with??
We were running a 300wm and a 300 short. Overkill? Sure, but we have experienced zero meat loss by putting the bullet where it should go. Next time we go back it will most likely be a 300wm and a 6.5prc.
@@chasethehunt2187 I've never Antelope hunted. I have a 300WSM, 308, and a 270. I'm considering my 270 paired with a Nosler ballistic tip 130 gr. On Whitetail it's been extremely effective. Thoughts?
@@windy77011 that 270 would work great!!
@@chasethehunt2187 Yeh that exit wound on the doe at 21:15 is magnum LOL, but what it really shows is perfect shot placement.
That's our buddy Tim. I believe he shoots a 300 win mag.
Used to think prairie dog hunts were awesome too but they are killing too many out there, if you look up whats going on I probly wouldnt hunt them again
Nice what unit? I drew 45 this year.
May I ask what bullet you were using on these antelope?
The majority of the antelope were taken with the Hornady precision hunter ELDX
@@chasethehunt2187thanks. You having that one nice buck disappear over the horizon triggered my curiosity. Being I’m stuck using copper here in Dummifornia, I thought maybe you were possibly using nonlead.
Let the little ones grow up those are compare to a two point bambi
Haha, for most of these guys it was their first antelope hunt and they weren't picky at all. Public land they were just happy to tag out
What camo is the hoody that you are wearing??
Prym1 Camo
you hunters can extinct pronghorn then way are you hunting these beautiful and cute animals
I live here, I do everything I can to keep herds on my acreage so nobody can shoot them.
Well we hunters put our money where our mouths are and don't just talk on internet. Only reason there is still hunting land / strong heards is because of hunters
You should educate yourself on how conservation works before popping off ignorant comments about hunting. Or maybe search out some videos of these “cute animals” crashing through car windshields or dying of starvation and disease. What I saw here were lawful responsible hunters taking game in a humane and respectful manner.
there is no shortage of pronghorn, their numbers are higher than ever and hunters provide more conservation funding than anyone else period. They are also the tastiest things out west if you ask me, maybe aside from a moose or yearling elk cow.
Look up the pittman-robertson tax