Archery hunting is exciting and productive, due to excellent game populations and varied topography that is to the hunter’s advantage. In our area, the wind is always a factor to be considered.  Elevation is between 5,000 and 6,000 feet.

Sometimes we call elk, and sometimes we just have to stay out of their sight as they come in to our blinds.  Either way, having a big bull, or a whole herd of elk, right in front of your sights is about as exciting as hunting can be!

It’s surprising how snakey and sneaky an older mule deer or whitetail can be in early fall.  He’s definitely a stalking job!  Don’t be surprised if you have a whitetail buck peg you in the wide open!

A special word about archery hunting for antelope: don’t plan on sitting (bored) over a water hole or near a fence crossing.  We have found much more excitement and success in stalking good bucks and utilizing decoys.

We guide antelope hunts with either bow or rifle.  Antelope hunting is fun!  Do plenty of shooting before your hunt, because they don’t wait around for you to figure things out.   You need to be fast and accurate with bow or rifle.  For an extra fee, you can combine upland bird hunting with your antelope hunt.  You can also combine antelope hunting with some elk and deer hunts.

The combination of plenty of good habitat, healthy herds, and selective hunting produces big bucks every year.  Take your choice of mule deer or whitetail.