Antelope 043-046 info?

[sagefrog]

I drew my 4th choice tag for antelope in Nevada in unit group 043-046 and am looking for a little basic information. I have not been to that part of Nevada, but it sounds like ample public ground and a good population of speedgoats to have a good hunt. Would anyone recommend taking a side by side or are most of the roads decent for a truck hunt? Will or can antelope drink out of the small game/chukar waterers? With the price of fuel and limited vacation time it will have to be a 1 trip scout a day or two early then hunt. Thanks

 

[buckhorn]

I drew my 4th choice tag for antelope in Nevada in unit group 043-046 and am looking for a little basic information. I have not been to that part of Nevada, but it sounds like ample public ground and a good population of speedgoats to have a good hunt. Would anyone recommend taking a side by side or are most of the roads decent for a truck hunt? Will or can antelope drink out of the small game/chukar waterers? With the price of fuel and limited vacation time it will have to be a 1 trip scout a day or two early then hunt. Thanks

I’ve never hunted of it but there must be a lot of Antelope since NDOW keeps increasing the tags every year.
I have a friend who’s family hunts that area for deer and I think they find most of the deer around hay fields.
It’s probably the same for Antelope.

 

[sagefrog]

Thats kinda what I was thinking as well, but that's where most of the other hunters will be too. Thanks

 

[buckhorn]

There are mountain ranges in those units. Find the water and there will likely be Antelope around.

 

[Sparks Shooter]

Sent you a PM

 

[GONHUNTIN]

046

 

[Killcarp2]

My son had that tag last year. Honestly I wasn’t impressed. They give out way too many tags. We found them all in the high country. Feel free to pm me

 

[Buckbrush]

We've hunted in there too. Plenty of goats

 

[wweaver79]

Nevada Pronghorn seem to use the hills more than other places. I spent a day on the valley floor and could not find but a couple. Went up in the foothills, about 2000 feet higher and they were everywhere. This was in a unit neighboring the 40s.

 

[iowacity]

I’ve spent a little time in 043. The antelope I’ve seen were in the foothills and tucked into the canyons with water.

 

[angus]

sonoma

 

[sagefrog]

Thanks for the information!