good public land units??

[betterlucky]

LAST EDITED ON Sep-08-11 AT 08:49PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Sep-08-11 AT 08:37?PM (MST)

Looking at doing a DIY antelope hunt next year with my 65 year old dad and a friend, both have never hunted antelope so not too worried about killing monsters but looking for a unit with good public access, just wanting to throw up wall tent and enjoy time in the field with my dad, any help will be appreciated. I have hunted unit 55 and we paid to hunt a ranch but getting to pricey. Thanks Andy

 

[KNOTFERSAIL]

what part of the state do you want to hunt?????? most units west of creston jct. along I-80 have a fair amount of public land,89,92,59,59,59,59,93,100,did i mention area 59

iv'e done good in 59 and 93, have not being able to draw 100 yet as a res WTF.

tough to draw as a res, even tougher if a non res.

shoot lower sheriff he's riding a shetland

 

[betterlucky]

we are game for anywhere in the state..and yes we are nonres..getting points this year so hope that helps...thanks will look at some of those units

 

[KNOTFERSAIL]

you will have better luck drawing a tag in the eastern part of the state,as a lotta them don't sell out, but a boatload more private land out there.

you gotta weigh the pro's and the con's,

alotta tags left over but it's private,or out west it's tough to draw but 90% is public land.

tough decision what do you do?????

 

[MNHunter]

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