WOW they are so spoked.We were up hunting antelope at 9800 feet almost by hay lakes.The only way we could get close to them is to have my dad push them into me.Try sit around the trees for the best cover.Opening morning I put a three hour stalk on them and got within 48 yards of a buck,took a shot and he ducked my arrow.Saturday night we came across a different heard.My dad pushed them into me and took another shot at 58 yards.Its was just in front of him.On sunday morning my dad pushed another big heard into me and took my last shot at 62 yards and went right under him because I thought he would duck my arrow.They are way spooked now.You can't get withen 300 yards of them on a normal stock,you will have to have someone help you push them into you.We watched several Antelope walk to water but they are so spooked if they see anything by the water they will not come in at all,they just bolt off in a different direction.The only way you will get them from a blind is if it was there in June or July.They will reconize a new blind right off the bat and will not come into your water.There was other Antelope hunters everywhere down low and quite a few up high as well.They have been pushed by everyone all week long now.When I found them on last friday they were 5 miles away from where they are now.They are hanging between Antelope Springs and hay lakes.There is about 500 of them total in that area.I wish you the best of luck and I'm sure you will have a great time on the Parker.
