2023 wyoming antelope

[HNTNFSH]

Looking for some help in wyoming for 2023 antelope, I have 7pts and my son has 5pts, non resident, I'm not the type to ask for help, but I was diagnosed with kidney failure and I don't know how may hunts I have left, was hoping someone wouldn't mind giving a few pointers on units we could draw with good public access, any info would be great, good luck to all in the 2023 hunting season

 

[whiteantlertip]

Half my family lives in unit 75 and it has some really nice goats, lots of ground to hunt on there. And you should have a good shot at drawing there

 

[DaveD]

Half my family lives in unit 75 and it has some really nice goats, lots of ground to hunt on there. And you should have a good shot at drawing there

? Last year it took over 6 points in the special to guarantee the draw in 75 and it took 8 points in the regular. They have 6 points combined so they will have basically no chance to draw unless points required is reduced which almost never happens.

To the OP - I sent a PM. Glad to help you out.

 

[whiteantlertip]

62% drew in special draw with 6 points in 75

 

[DaveD]

62% drew in special draw with 6 points in 75

I believe you are looking at the 2021 draw odds page.
Below is the 2022 page-

Assuming standard point creep, and the same number of tags issued, the applicant's odds in 2023 will be poor with 6 points.

Taking into consideration the OPs condition, I'm guessing he would like to apply for more of a sure thing.

 

[HNTNFSH]

Thank you to all that reached out, I appreciate your time, I will do my homework and hopefully all goes well.

 

[WITUfan]

I sent you a PM.

 

[littlebighorn]

HNTNFSH
You probably know this, but your options on units you can draw go way up in lots of units if you are willing/able to pay the higher "special price" for a tag. It's quite a bit more money for the tags, so you would have to decide if it's worth it to you or not.
Best of luck with drawing and your health. I hope you can find an adventure you two can share this fall.