That may be leftover tag prices, if you draw it will cost you $300 for non resident Wyoming. I just got back from my antelope hunt outside of Laramie.
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That may be leftover tag prices, if you draw it will cost you $300 for non resident Wyoming. I just got back from my antelope hunt outside of Laramie.
John must have got doe/fawn tags like me. He is right on the prices. buck tags are more.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmg8550
yeah doe
buck prices are ridiculous.
well, damn few antelope in our area. (everywhere on the way up, but damn few around once we got there)
My wife got one late in the day (6pm)
no pics, we were hustling to get done by dark.
just got back
beat.
Well darn it!!!! At least you didn't get totally skunked.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnTRourke
maybe it's because we had doe tags, but there were a LOT more bucks than does.
just FYI.
well
we butchered the whole thing.
cut it all up, hung it, ground it, got the steaks, tenderloins and backstrap out
did we do it totally right?
eh, probably not
but we made an effort, for our first game.
would be a lot easier if it wasn't so effing hot out?
isn't it almost october??????
Yes It's hard to keep it from spoiling when it's 85 degrees. [Luck]
Congrats - I think. Your wife got it? I would never hear the end of that, ouch.
Oh i dunnoQuote:
Originally Posted by ronaldrwl
I wanted her to get one first.
don't worry, she had to butcher it. She did most of it (I just helped hang it and move stuff around)
she's tough (she married me after all)
Congrats, Brian! (Figgers the wife would get the first one, I've seen her shoot.)
I've killed 7 or 8 speed goats. We usually just cut them up and label the packages something like "MEAT, antelope, 2011".
Most go into sausage, but we always save the backstraps and a couple of nice looking roasts.
Enjoy!