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Antelope hunts are conducted during the general Montana Antelope season. Though primarily a rifle hunt, archery equipment may be used on these hunts. Hunts are conducted on a large tract of land, to ensure lots of antelope and trophy quality. 13" to 14" antelope bucks can be expected, with some larger bucks a great possibility. Montana Antelope tags are issued through a drawing process. Applications for the Antelope drawing are due by June 1st, of every year.

This hunt is conducted on private leases that SNS has managed for many years. Our ranches contain hundreds of antelope, and this hunt offers almost nonstop action. It’s clear why this is our most popular antelope hunt. Mature bucks can be found in every herd and we average a 97% success rate on these hunts.

We do truly enjoy hunting antelope, our antelope season is during the late summer. Nevada possesses and has produced trophy bucks through out the years. Allow us to provide you with the units to apply for to help satisfy your expectations. We are a full service Outfitter. Services will be determined at time of booking and prices will vary depending on your needs. Contact us with any questions.

Hunting the vast Nevada landscape offers a fun and exciting antelope hunt. Throughout an antelope hunt, we look at dozens of bucks daily that average 13-15 inches in search of that 76-82+ inch scoring buck. The habitat that these antelope live in varies from the low white sage valleys to the scattered juniper rolling hills and may require all hunting tactics and methods. Like all of our hunts, we begin scouting in July to locate the best quality bucks your unit produces that year. This is a hunt that is filled with endless action and good times.

We specialize in units 13, 15, 16, 17, and 36. Units 13, 15 and 17 are trophy units and can only be hunted with bow or muzzleloader. We also offer a demanding unit 16B* trip that is a horseback bow hunt 10 to 20 miles deep into the pristine Gila wilderness. The draw deadline for these tags is in March and costs between $555-$780 for a successful draw. Unsuccessful draws refund all but a $89 processing fee, and we can provide guaranteed land owner tags ranging from $4,000 – $7,500 (prices are subject to NM sales tax).

Arizona has proven to produce some of the best trophy antelope. Antelope hunt permits can only be obtained through the Arizona Game & Fish draw process. These permits can be tough to draw, but not impossible. We offer the services of completing and submitting your application for you each year. We guide antelope hunts throughout the entire state of Arizona. Spot & stalk is our primary method of hunting antelope, though in some cases, we use ground blinds over water sources when necessary.

Our New Mexico rifle pronghorn hunts take place on private ranches and state lands throughout New Mexico. These are three day hunts that take place from August thru October. We offer both draw hunts and hunts with a landowner permit.  Average shots are 300 to 500 yards.  Pronghorns make a beautiful addition to any trophy room and we're proud to have 100% success since we've offered these hunts and hope to continue this success. 

We offer some of the best Pronghorn hunting in the world on our New Mexico ranches. We offer guaranteed Pronghorn hunts on over 500,000 contiguous acres in unit 12 in Western New Mexico. We also offer guaranteed Pronghorn hunts on over 300,000 contiguous acres of ranches in unit 32 in Eastern New Mexico.

W.T.H.O. Aoudad Hunts are conducted in the rugged mountains of far West Texas where the best genetics for Trophy Rams are found. We also offer Aoudad Hunts on several ranches in Val Verde county in very limited numbers where there are also high quality Trophy Ram genetics. We are very specific in the properties we choose to offer our Aoudad Hunts on and we strive for only the best so you the client can have a memorable hunting experience. Aoudad Hunt Prices are according to the size of the property, accommodations, trophy quality, and availability.

New Mexico Barbary sheep hunts are some of the best free range sheep hunting there is across the southwest. Aoudad are native to north Africa and were introduced in New Mexico in the 1950's. Like Africa the barbary sheep have adapted to the dry, rough desert terrain here in New Mexico. These hunts can be challenging with a lot of miles with boots on the ground. Spot and stalk is the way we hunt these majestic sheep.