I have last years books, but can answer some questions for you,Basicly you look in the books that come out in August in the area you plan to hunt, then call the Office and they give you the name and a contact number to call for the individual landowner. They will only give you 5 numbers at a time, so pick carefully.
There are two types of block management,
The type 1, first come first served. this type you drive to the access point and they have a log you have to sign in, they usually allow 6 or 8 people to hunt per day. you sign in and head out. some places are walk in access only and others you are able to drive into. NO CAMPING, it is day to day.
Type 2, reservations. you call the landowner and make reservations for a certain period, usually 3-5 days. The landowner decides how many hunters they will allow. some will let you camp on their land and others will not.
I prefer type 2 areas as I have to drive up from Utah and don't want to take a chance that I will not be able to get into a type 1 area.
They are usually a lot of opening in reservations for Antelope, but the Deer reservations fill up fast, like with-in 2 days I notices in the 700 region, but I had the whole month of archery season to myself and no others on the unit I picked.
any other questions PM me if you would like.
