Mt. Dutton/Paunsaugunt Antelope

Wiszard · Oct 21, 2007

Are there very many goats in this area? I would assume it's gonna be HOT in Utah in mid September. Is the best way to hunt this time of the year around water holes? Thanks for the info.

Steve

Wiszard · Oct 23, 2007

LAST EDITED ON Oct-23-07 AT 01:10PM (MST)[p]Hello? Anybody got any info. to share? Thanks.

AZBuckSnort · Oct 24, 2007

Hunt around Flake Mtn and you should find all the pronghorn you need to fill your tag if you draw. Other spots to check are the rolling sagebrush and fields west of the Bryce Canyon Lodge and the sage country south of Cottonwood Creek.

Wiszard · Oct 25, 2007

Thanks AZBuckSnort for the info. I usually hunt in Wyoming for goats but I can make it to Utah in half of the time. I love hunting goats. Is it a pretty tough draw?

AZBuckSnort · Oct 25, 2007

tthorpe13 · Oct 26, 2007

Tons of animals. Prettiest unit in the state in my opinion. Most of the unit it is over 7,000ft so you don't have to worry about the heat. It took me six years to draw, and about twenty minutes to fill my tag.

Wiszard · Oct 26, 2007

Sometimes thats the way antelope hunting goes. If you see the right goat and he's cooperating...it is a quick hunt. Thanks for the info guys. I really appreciate it!

Steve

tthorpe13 · Oct 27, 2007

I shot this buck on that unit in '05. http://www.monstermuleys.info/cgi-b...w_thread&om=1943&forum=DCForumID8&archive=yes

Wiszard · Oct 27, 2007

Nice buck TThorpe13! If it took you 6 years as a resident to draw, it may take me a lot more since there are fewer NR tags. All you can do is keep putting in until that magical day comes when it all pays off!

Steve