Iso Wyoming Resident Guide

NOK'D-UP · Wednesday at 3:54 PM

I'm a resident of Missouri and have been building points in Wyoming for a few years now. My family friend who was going to accompany me allowing me to access some wilderness became immobile and can no longer go.

Currently I have 4 elk points and 3 deer and antelope points.

I am hoping there is a kind enough fellow outdoorsmen out there that could help a brother out.

Btw I've got some great whitetail and turkey hunting here in Missouri

Feel free to reach out!
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AzTagSoup · Wednesday at 3:58 PM

My .02 cents. Elk and Deer will need a guide to go to the wilderness. But for Antelope not sure I have ever looked at much terrain in the Wilderness. That's a dandy Whitetail skull.

NOK'D-UP · Wednesday at 3:59 PM

Appreciate it! Bow kill 2020! Thanks for the reply!

Soccerdude · Wednesday at 4:03 PM

Lots of places in wyo to hunt you don't need a resident guide. Start looking at tags and points you have. Make a plan, draw a tag, go hunt.

NOK'D-UP · Wednesday at 4:05 PM

I agree. I'm definitely looking at other options.

heywouldya · 2024-10-03T08:23:18-0600

With those points, you may be able to draw a general area tag. I'd guess deer and antelope for sure on the eastern side of the state.
Wytex on here would probably have some good suggestions.
Great whitetail!!

NOK'D-UP · 2024-10-03T09:30:37-0600

I've looking at some unit on the eastern side for deer and antelope for 2025. 2026 I want to do an archery elk hunt somewhere. Thanks!

youngstock14 · 2024-10-03T10:59:11-0600

I hunted a unit two years ago that was split between open and wilderness (guide needed), I hunted the open area and did just fine. I will say the mountains in Wyoming are a little steeper than Missouri, make sure you are in shape.

NOK'D-UP · 2024-10-03T11:16:44-0600

Oh I know

I've hunted there when I was a kid and have been all over CO as an adult. The mountains are brutal for us flat landers. Luckily for me I've got my own horses to make the suck not suck so bad lol

nfh · 2024-10-03T11:27:56-0600

While any resident can get a guide lic they can not take payment from you if a resident was willing to help.

using a outfitter is legal .

NOK'D-UP · 2024-10-03T11:31:38-0600

So I've read. Wasn't intending on exchanging any kind form of monetary payment. But I would return the favor and guide some hunting in Missouri.

Wiszard · 2024-10-03T11:35:51-0600

Any relation to Howie Damron? Prob a long shot but you don't hear that name a whole lot.

I don't have Wy info so best of luck to you! I would imagine you have enough deer points to draw a general deer tag in a less attractive region like J.

NOK'D-UP · 2024-10-03T11:38:13-0600

Good possibility if he's from Ohio, Kentucky, or Missouri lol

NOK'D-UP · 2024-10-03T11:39:52-0600

NOK'D-UP said:
Good possibility if he's from Ohio, Kentucky, or Missouri lol

Or the Virginas

gundog2 · 2024-10-03T15:24:19-0600

You shouldn’t rule out possibilities of hunting with your family friend just because he (or she) can’t take you into the wilderness. Check with your friend to see if there is something he can do?

NOK'D-UP · 2024-10-03T15:28:10-0600

gundog2 said:
gundog2 said:

You shouldn’t rule out possibilities of hunting with your family friend just because he (or she) can’t take you into the wilderness. Check with your friend to see if there is something he can do?

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He's working on it. I'm just doing my due diligence in the meantime just in case he doesn't come up with anything.