 Wyoming Antelope Unit 56 |
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| turkey23 |
 Nov 21 2011, 06:45 PM
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Ok looking for some info on Antelope unit 56. Eastman’s has it listed a blue chip unit. I looks like almost 100% chance to draw with zero points. It has zero walk in area and Wyoming game and fish has it listed as difficult public access. So does anybody know about the public access for this unit. I am confused why it would be listed as a blue chip with little to no public access. Any info would be great.
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| Sp3Ak-Th3-LaNgUaG3 |
Nov 22 2011, 12:58 AM
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 Spike Killer! Group: Administrators Posts: 7,514 Joined: 7-July 06 From: Green River, Wyoming Member No.: 6,346 |
It can still be a good antelope unit without any public access. I would look for different areas if I were you. It's not worth the hassle to hunt antelope in checkerboard areas....all public land or big masses of it is where it's at.
-------------------- Trent Williams
WYO!!! 2009 ELK CONTEST CHAMPIONS! 2011-2012 DEER CONTEST CHAMPIONS!  ElkNut Field Staff elknut.com |
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| Deadeye&Doeswell |
Nov 22 2011, 02:10 AM
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That means it's mostly private ground or the public ground is surrounded by private ground. Make sure you have access before applying.
-------------------- "Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up and riding out anyway." John Wayne http://www.wyomingcountryoutfitters.com/ |
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