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 May 31st deadline to apply for Wyoming hunting licenses is right around the corner-and if you're still looking to get a hunt on the books for this fall, now's the time to move. We have a limited number of antelope hunts available for those with 5 or more preference points. These are solid hunts in proven areas with high success rates. You can view details on the website, then give us a call for available dates and specifics. If you don't have enough points, there's still a chance to dra...

A pronghorn antelope hunt out West is a must-do for any serious hunter.  Whether you're looking to chase a mule deer, pronghorn antelope, or elk, these hunts bring together incredible opportunities, stunning scenery, and top-tier accommodations. These speedsters are one of North America's most unique big game species, and Wyoming's wide-open landscapes offer some of the best opportunities to pursue them. With endless prairie habitat and thriving antelope populations, a spot-and-stalk hunt w...

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.

We receive a great deal of questions each year about the proper clothing to bring on a Wyoming hunt. While the elevation and terrain may vary drastically from our high country mule deer and elk hunts, to our open country antelope hunts, one thing remains true: on these high prairies and rocky mountain slopes, conditions can change in the blink of an eye. Hunters must be prepared for a wide range of conditions from hot and dry to freezing cold and wet.

With such a wide range of autumn weather possibilities here in the Rockies, how should hunters prepare? The key is dressing in layers that allow the hunter to adapt to daily changes in the weather. For example, instead of bringing one heavy winter jacket, we recommend bringing lightly insulated items that can be mixed and matched.