Drawing odds going down for antelope in 2021

[jm77]

Wyoming Game and Fish are reducing the number of antelope licenses for the 2021 Hunting Season

They are reducing the “any antelope” license by 3,650 and “doe/fawn” license by 5,775. DiRienzo said this is effective to the majority of antelope in the state, so it will be a noticeable decrease for most hunters.

www.wyomingnewsnow.tv

 

[tailchasers]

Check your link.

 

[tailchasers]

Wyoming Game and Fish are reducing the number of antelope licenses for the 2021 Hunting Season

They are reducing the “any antelope” license by 3,650 and “doe/fawn” license by 5,775. DiRienzo said this is effective to the majority of antelope in the state, so it will be a noticeable decrease for most hunters.

www.wyomingnewsnow.tv

Pretty general but gives a good indications of on the ground conditions from the drought. It sucks but the drought is real.

 

[jm77]

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Wyoming Game and Fish are reducing the number of antelope licenses for the 2021 Hunting Season

They are reducing the “any antelope” license by 3,650 and “doe/fawn” license by 5,775. DiRienzo said this is effective to the majority of antelope in the state, so it will be a noticeable decrease for most hunters.

www.wyomingnewsnow.tv

 

[rocky2track]

When the proposed quotas came out it showed this in raw form. Here's the link to the proposed quotas.

https://wgfd.wyo.gov/Get-Involved/Public-Meetings

 

[Hunt_the_West]

Kudos to WY for managing their wildlife.

 

[jims]

It’s great to see the cut in tags (especially does) in units that have been hit hard by winterkill, drought, and/or poor fawn crop. Unfortunately draw odds may be tougher this coming season. With luck there will be a bunch of twins that survive this spring and summer with improved conditions

 

[BrianID]

Not a big surprise for those of us that follow the pronghorn trends in Wyoming. Hopefully we have some favorable years and bounce back quick.

 

[Wiszard]

When we hunted antelope in 48 about 7-8 years ago, we came back with unfilled doe tags if you can believe that. It wasn't due to lack of effort either. There were simply that few goats and if you couldn't reach out and shoot 800 yards, you weren't going to get a shot if they spotted you first. It seems to have improved since. We haven't had a problem filling doe tags their since. However we only get drawn about 50% of the time.