We’ve had many seasoned deer hunters report that Wyoming whitetail deer hunting was the best they’d ever seen!
If you’re not considering Wyoming whitetail deer hunts when you’re planning your hunting season, you should. You’ll see a lot of deer every day, and trophy bucks are a real possibility.
Archery Whitetail Hunts
Archery whitetail hunting season in Wyoming opener is September 1, which gives you the opportunity to hunt bucks while they’re still in their summer pattern. For that reason, most hunts will be over food or water from a ground blind. Wyoming DOES allow compound bows or crossbows during archery season.
Rifle Whitetail Hunts
During the rifle deer season in Wyoming, you might still be hunting from a blind, but most likely you’ll be spot-and-stalk hunting. If you’re lucky enough to be hunting during the rut, rattling can be deadly due to the sheer numbers of bucks on some of these ranches.
Why you should consider Wyoming whitetail deer hunts:
- Little hunting pressure when compared to some of the other states.
- Our hunters have good success on bucks in the 130 to 155 range every season.
- Good combo options for elk, mule deer, and antelope.
Outfitters: TPO1, SNS3
Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunt in Wyoming
The whitetail rut in Wyoming is a special time in a special place!
You’ll be hunting trophy bucks on ranches in Northeast Wyoming that are managed for big deer. Action can be fast and furious during the November rut, and you should see multiple shooter bucks every sit. Open country mixed with lots of bucks is a recipe for a fun hunt! The whitetail population in this portion of Wyoming has flourished, and trophy quality just keeps going up. The only problem with this hunt is that we don’t have enough availability, so book quickly!
- Hunts are on large ranches in Northeast Wyoming.
- You can hunt either a whitetail OR mule deer.
- 100% draw odds in recent years, so preference points are not needed.
- Good trophy quality. Bucks average 120 to 150 with some larger bucks taken occasionally.
- High success rates.
- Contact us for more information.
Wyoming has some excellent whitetail hunting.
Two-State, Two Bucks Hunt Option
This can be either a whitetail deer, or a mule deer hunt…or you can choose to hunt one of each. Not only is this a great hunt, it’s also one of our most affordable.
Options range from a 2-state, 2-buck deer hunt in both Wyoming and Montana, to a 1-state deer hunt on private land. These ranches are carefully managed for trophy quality and success.
- Hunts are in Northeast Wyoming and Southeast Montana.
- All of these hunts are all conducted from a lodge in Northeast Wyoming.
- Economical hunt.
- If you hunt during the rut in November, you can hunt either a whitetail OR mule deer. There are good numbers of both species.
- Average trophy quality.
- High success rates.
- Space is limited. Contact us for pricing and availability.
Wyoming Whitetail, Pronghorn Antelope Combo Hunt
If you combo your deer hunt with a pronghorn antelope, your hunt will be 5 or 7 days. Pronghorn only hunts are 3 or 5 days.
Wyoming is one of the only places that you could combo your whitetail hunt with an antelope!
While it isn’t as well known that Wyoming is a top whitetail deer hunting destination, it’s no secret that Wyoming has TONS of antelope. A whitetail antelope combination hunt just makes sense! The pronghorn antelope and pronghorn/deer combo hunts are conducted in both Wyoming and Montana. In Wyoming they hunt the Northeast corner of the state, and in Montana they hunt the 700 region in the Southeast corner . These hunts are physically easy with large numbers of game seen, and success rates running between 95 and 100% on antelope bucks averaging over 14″.
- Hunts are in Northeast Wyoming and Southeast Montana.
- Economical hunt.
- High success rates.
