Why 2026 Is Shaping Up to Be a Standout Year for Wyoming Antelope If you've been thinking about hunting pronghorn antelope with SNS this fall, now is the time to act. We have a limited number of openings remaining for the 2026 season, and with the Wyoming application deadline approaching on May 31, planning your hunt should be a priority. Available hunt dates will vary based on your Wyoming preference points and the style of hunt you're looking for. If you don't currently hold preference points,...

5 Proven Tips from Wyoming Guides On Wyoming's open prairie, a pronghorn can spot movement from over a mile away and once they do, they're gone. Known for their unmatched vision and speed, antelope are one of the most challenging and rewarding animals to hunt in North America. After nearly five decades of guiding antelope hunts across Wyoming, our team at SNS Outfitter & Guides has seen just about every scenario play out. Success doesn't come down to luck. It comes down to a handful of key d...

After spending considerable time researching outfitters across Wyoming, I ultimately chose SNS Outfitter & Guides—and I want to share why.

As I was researching, I had a specific list of wants and needs in mind. First and foremost, I wanted an outfitter that specialized in big game hunting. My long-term goal is to build up preference points for future trophy hunts. In the meantime, I plan to pursue hunts for species like antelope that are more easily drawn and offer the chance to stock our freezer with wild, organic meat.

The American pronghorn antelope is one of the most challenging animals to hunt in North America. Known for its exceptional vision and speed, the antelope is incredibly skittish and thrives in wide-open terrain. Getting close enough for a shot—especially on a trophy-class buck—takes patience, strategy, and skill.

We sat down with several of our seasoned SNS guides to get their #1 tips for successful antelope hunting in Wyoming. Whether you're chasing your first pronghorn or returning for a record buck, these insights can make a big difference in your hunt.

Another Wyoming hunting season has passed, and we want to thank all of our hunters for a fantastic year of elk, mule deer, and antelope hunting! As we finish organizing gear and closing up camps for the winter, we thought we’d share some helpful tips to ensure your hunting equipment stays in top condition and is ready to go next season.

Don’t put your gear away without giving it a little attention—mud, dust, and moisture can cause corrosion, wear, or damage during the off-season. With a few simple steps, you can keep your gear performing its best for years to come.