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Wyoming
The database contains 122 rifle bull elk hunts, 227 Mule Deer and Whitetail hunts, and 83 antelope hunts, all ranked best to worst by a combination of trophy potential, hunter success, hunter pressure, elk density and bulls per hunter. Orders are processed through PayPal to ensure secure transactions.
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Wyoming Elk Rankings
- Includes 122 general and limited units
- Bonus! 21 limited archery bull units
- Complete with drawing odds for each hunt, use our data to find undersubscribed, highly productive hunting areas
- Wyoming still has places with over 9 elk per square mile. Find the places that haven't been negatively impacted by wolves.
- Wyoming Game and Fish doesn't even know their own elk densities, but we've calculated them, even in units that Wyoming doesn't even survey!
- Exclusive data the Wyoming Game and Fish does not publish includes: elk density, 2 measures of trophy potential, hunter density, elk per hunter, bulls per hunter, 5 year average success rate, average deviation of success, and sq. miles of public land.
- You aren't "stuck" with a general tag if you don't draw a limited unit, there are numerous places ranked better than some of the limited units
- Stop wasting your valuable time, use our data to find a great new hunting area, unmolested by the crowds.
- Use our data to find your own hot spot, stop relying on unreliable friends, coworkers or internet postings.
- $30
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| Wyoming Deer Rankings
- Includes 227 Mule Deer and Whitetail hunts
- Complete with drawing odds for each hunt, use our data to find undersubscribed, highly productive hunting areas
- Did you know a region of Wyoming has over 30 deer per square mile? Some units alone have over 15 mule deer per square mile!
- Wyoming Game and Fish doesn't even know their own deer densities, but we've calculated them, even in units that Wyoming doesn't even survey!
- Exclusive data the Wyoming Game and Fish does not publish includes: mule deer and whitetail density, 2 measures of trophy potential, hunter density, deer per hunter, bucks per hunter, 5 year average success rate, average deviation of success, and sq. miles of public land.
- Make the most out of your general tag or find a unit with great draw odds to maximize your preference points.
- Use our data to find your own hot spot, stop relying on unreliable friends, coworkers or internet postings.
- $30
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| Wyoming Antelope Rankings
- Includes 83 antelope hunts
- Complete with drawing odds for each hunt, use our data to find undersubscribed, highly productive hunting areas
- Some areas of Wyoming have over 19 antelope per square mile. Even the Wyoming Game and Fish doesn't know this, because they don't even know how large each of their units are!
- Contains exclusive data the Wyoming Game and Fish does not publish, including: antelope density, 2 measures of trophy potential, hunter density, antelope per hunter, bucks per hunter, 5 year average success rate, average deviation of success, and sq. miles of public land.
- With our draw odds, you can find the unit that best suits your patience or preference points to find your own honey hole today!
- Use our data to find your own hot spot, stop relying on unreliable friends, coworkers or internet postings.
- $30
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| Wyoming Combo Hunt Data
- This package includes all the data above, including elk, deer, and antelope rankings!
- $75
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Draw Process
Wyoming has both general and limited elk tags for nonresidents, but the general tag is capped and only available through a drawing, with a deadline traditionally on January 31st. Wyoming has a confusing draw process, so bear with me as I try to explain it: Of the nonresident tag allocation, 60% are regular price, 40% are “special” price. The special price is nearly double the regular price to increase the drawing odds for those willing to pay the price. Now, within both the regular price tag and special price tag allocations, 75% of the tags go to the preference point drawing, where those with the most points, get the permit. 25% of both the regular and special price tags are available in a random draw, ensuring there is always at least some chance of drawing a highly coveted permit. Even the Wyoming general elk tag requires a preference point to draw, unless you pay the special price, in which case it should be guaranteed. There are only a little over 20 units that have a specific, limited archery season.
Tag prices are as follows: $591 regular priced elk, $302 for cows and calves, $1,071 special elk, $326 deer, $566 special deer, $286 antelope, $526 special antelope, $48 for doe/fawn deer and antelope. The deer and antelope drawing deadline is March 15, 2010. Antelope tags are all allocated to specific units. General deer tags are broken up into regions, allowing a nonresident to hunt one of several units within each region. Many of the best units in a region are limited quota, and cannot be hunted with a general tag, so be careful when applying. If you want to hunt the limited quota unit, apply for it, but the odds are generally much stiffer than the general regional tag. Also, the many of the general deer tags are undersubscribed and are available as leftovers.
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