Pronghorn Antelope hunting in Wyoming

Wyoming is the pronghorn capital of North America—endless sage flats, rolling breaks, and wide horizons where you can glass for miles and spot bucks that look like they’re made of speed. Technically they aren’t true “antelope,” but out here that nickname fits: pronghorn are fast, sharp-eyed, and surprisingly challenging, especially in open country with very little cover. Wyoming’s pronghorn licenses are limited-draw only, and access is a huge part of success—public parcels, private ranches, and the wide-open distances between them. A quality outfitter helps you match the right dates and unit to your goals, get onto productive ground, and hunt efficiently from day one. They’ll also handle the practical details traveling hunters appreciate: land access, retrieval, field care, and advice on getting meat and capes home in great shape. ( learn more about hunting in Wyoming from our blog Most hunters fly into Casper, Cheyenne, Cody, or Jackson, while some areas are better served out of Denver, Colorado. An own or rental vehicle is usually required to reach the hunt area, as many outfitters don’t offer transfers. Some hunts are guiding only, with clients responsible for their own accommodations in neighboring hotels, etc., while other outfitters hunt out of lodges or camps. Compare the hunts below by area, dates, guide ratio, lodging, and pricing—and book your Wyoming pronghorn hunt with confidence on BookYourHunt.com!