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Day 3 - It's now Monday, and we are slowing starting to locate better antelope spots.  We returned to the 1-square mile block where Cory missed a doe the day before.  This time we locate two in the same general area, and the stalk is on.  After getting set up on a hillside overlooking a draw, we wait on the two doe to ease out into the open.  When they finally come to a stop on the far hillside, Cory takes the first shot and misses.The the race is on!  They finally slow... Read More

Sunday is our second day in Wyoming, and our first full day of antelope hunting.  After eliminating some of the potential hunting areas on Saturday, we start to find some better looking antelope spots in our unit.  We locate a small herd of antelope on a block of BLM land and begin a stalk using the rugged terrain to conceal our movement.  When we pop up at nearly 300 yards, the herd gets nervous and starts to move off to our right.  T-Roy gets settled into shooting posi... Read More

Day 1 - 10/4/08

We arrived at the Westside Motel in Casper, WY roughly 20 hours after leaving Kentucky, at 10AM MT.  The 2 bedroom unit that we rented was pretty nice, with plenty of sleeping room, a kitchen and full bath. Nothing fancy, but fine for the price.  Even better was the location of the motel, which was outside of town and closer to our hunting area - and a rock's throw from Wal-Mart!! After getting unpacked and making a shopping trip to Wally World, we broke out... Read More

Antelope Anomaly         Thursday, October16, 2003, Gillette Wyoming         Every once in awhile there is a special event or in this case a special animal in a hunter'sexperiences. We all have that one great hunt we remember for some special reason. It could be that it was the coldest you have ever been in your life, or it could be the most fantastic time you ever had or it could even be the most successful or easiest hunt you've ever had. It might even be a special hunting companion for the tr... Read More

Well I'm back from Montana without an antelope.  Those have to be the fastest, sharpest, spookiest beady eyed critters on the face of the planet.  My Mathews didnt fail me but I never saw a whitetail jump a string like those suckers did.  I plan retribution...with my 25-06... Read More

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