The archery antelope season is off to a great start here in Wyoming! The weather has been warm and things seemed to have begun drying out just in time. Our archery hunters have begun seeing some good activity at water-hole ground blinds.
Until most of our antelope hunts kick off in October, we love getting out there and chasing these cagey animals with archery equipment. Here are a few recent photos from the 2015 Wyoming archery antelop[...]
We are excited to have officially kicked off our 2015 Wyoming hunting season! It began with our archery antelope hunters this week. The weather has been pretty warm to start the season, but we’re seeing good numbers of antelope bucks and the herds appear to be in excellent shape thanks to record spring precipitation.
As our [...]
Having the right gear can make or break your Wyoming hunt, and this is especially true of your boots. Boots could possibly be your most important investment after your firearm or bow. You will wear them every day in the field, and they must perform well. If you are cold, wet, or get blisters on your feet, it’s not going to be a fun experience. You may not be able to spend the necessary time in the field, and you may not be able to hike to th[...]
When chatting with first-time clients and hunters from across the country, we’re often asked what can be expected on a hunt with SNS. What is a typical day like on a Wyoming hunt with us?
Here’s a short photo tour, showing a day in the life at a typical SNS hunting camp.
1. Up Before Dawn
At all of our camps across Wyoming, whether you’re hunting elk in the mountains or antelope further east, we’re always up well b[...]
The winter of 2014/2015 has proven to be a promising one for Wyoming hunters who plan to hunt big game this year. Our Wyoming antelope, deer and elk herds will no doubt benefit from this year’s mild weather.
While snowpack totals peaked at about 95% of average in early March, the winter overall was marked by unseasonably warm weather throug[...]
Please remember that the application period for nonresident Wyoming antelope and deer licenses is now open! Applications must be submitted by May 31. If you’re still thinking about a 2015 hunt, it’s time to apply. We have openings for the 2015 season, and if you’d like to secure one of these hunts, give us a call as soon as possible.
In other news, the drawing for nonresident Wyoming elk licenses took place last week a[...]
We haven’t mentioned it here in several months, so just a reminder to enter to win a free hunting trip with SNS Outfitter and Guides. We are giving away a free Wyoming antelope hunt, fully guided for three days on one of our excellent private ranches.
The winner may choose a camp hunt or a town hunt an[...]
Most of our 2014 Wyoming hunts have come to a close. We had a great season of antelope hunts, mule deer hunts and elk hunts here across the state. Compared to the heavy October snows of last year, the weather was very cooperative. In fact, it was a little too warm at times. However, after dealing with the headaches that the snow caused in 2013, nobody was complaining about this year’s Indian summer.
Antelope hunting overall was ve[...]
Here is our mid-season Wyoming hunt update from our camps around the state. Our 2014 season has been action-packed! We have been fortunate to have good weather and great hunters. We would like to thank everyone who has already hunted with us this year. And to those of you who still have hunts coming up – we are looking forward to seeing you here soon!
While Wyoming weather often presents its challenges, we have had good conditions[...]
One of our hunters and his guide recently came across these two Wyoming antelope bucks, whose horns had become locked together. Unfortunately, one of the bucks was already dead when they arrived. But luckily for the other buck, they were able to get him untangled and he ran away unharmed. It’s a very rare sight to see two bucks locked up like this, and our hunters were glad to assist in a little antelope rescue.
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