Pronghorn Antelope · Draw Tag
Nevada Antelope Hunts
Wide-open, unforgiving country built for covering ground. Glass it, find a mature buck, and make a plan to close the distance.
The Hunt
How We Hunt It
Nevada antelope country is wide open, unforgiving, and built for covering ground. These hunts are all about glassing big country, locating a mature buck, and making a plan to close the distance.
We spend plenty of time scouting before the season, keeping tabs on quality bucks and the country they call home.
Whether you’re hunting archery or rifle, we’ll help you make the most of your Nevada antelope tag.
Season Dates
Seasons by Weapon
| Weapon | Dates | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Archery | Aug 1 – Aug 21 | |
| Rifle | Aug 22 – Sep 7 |
Dates as listed by the outfitter. NDOW sets official season dates each year, so confirm in the current Nevada hunting regulations before you apply. See every season on one page and how the Nevada draw works.
Hunt Units
- Unit115
- Unit131
- Unit132–134
- Unit145
- Unit151
- Unit156
- Unit221–223
- Unit231
- Unit242
- Unit245
Ask Justin which unit fits the hunt you want. Tap a unit for terrain, access, and every species we hunt there, or see all hunt units.
Antelope country
What’s Included
The Honest Breakdown
Guiding and field work come with the hunt. Tags and license are paid to NDOW, not to the outfitter. See current tag prices.
Included
- Guiding
- Summer scouting
- Trail camera work
- Field care
Extra Cost
- Trailers
- Wall tents
- Meals
Available if you want them. Ask Justin when you book.
Not Included
- Tags
- License
- Travel
- Taxidermy
- Processing
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Let’s Talk Antelope
Drew a tag, or planning your application? Call or text Justin to talk units, seasons, and what you want out of the hunt.