Happytohunt,
Good luck on the draw for 64. You picked some tough zones to draw, but if you get one, you'll have a great time. Since you applied for a tough draw, lets go over the leftover tag situation. If yo don't don't draw in the initial drawing, most of the easy access zones will have been filled to quota with some doe/fawn tags leftover. Most all of the remaining buck tags will be on the eastern 1/3rd of the state with either private or difficult public access areas. If you don't draw, contact cheyenne game and fish or the nearest regional office to the area you want to hunt that has left over tags. Thye will send you a list of the landowners address and phone numbers and hunt zone. Start that process immediatly, cuz it takes a littl work to get a cooperative rancher. Some will ask for a daily fee to trespass, other will want a set amount good for a week. Some of the ranchers won't let you on the property because they have elk hunters during the same time and they get more money to have them than antelope hunters. If you are unsuccesful on the leftover tag draw, they have "issue after" licenses. These are all the tags in the tate that were not filled in the first two drawigs and are available on a fist come-first serve basis. Almost every one will be on private land, but there are a lot available still. I had to do this once and hooked up with a great hunt in area 20 on the Gordon Ranch. He charged me by the day $50, with an initial trespass fee of $100. His name was Ray Tolman, and was very helpful and just a great guy with lot of animals on the property. The following year his price doubled, and that was 2001. As a wyoming resident antelope freak, that is the best info I can give. I hope it answers your questions and helps you this season. Good luck in the draw and the hunt!
Prarie Rocket
