Drawing Deadline For Montana Antelope & Cow Elk Permits

Just a friendly reminder, if you want to hunt Antelope and / or Cow Elk in Montana this fall, the application deadline for permits is June 1st.  This doesn’t mean that Montana FWP needs to have received your application by June 1st, your letter just has to be postmarked by June 1st, kind of like taxes.  You can also apply on line at www.fwp.mt,gov

Here are some tips to help you draw successfully:

  1. If you don’t have a favorite place to hunt, Montana FWP posts last year drawing stats on their website, so you can see which areas have the highest chance of success.
  2. Always take advantage of the bonus point system.
  3. Be persistent keep applying for the same area every year until you draw.
  4. Don’t apply as a party, everybody in your party has to draw in order for you to be successful.
  5. If you own enough land in the area you’re apply for, take advantage of the land owner preference system.
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  7. Double check your application, and make sure all your information is legible and correct.
  8. Be positive, you have to be in to win it!

I grew up on a ranch in South Central Montana, but it wasn’t until I was 18, when my Dad and I realized that we could apply for a permit and hunt antelope.  Since then have applied for an antelope permit every year I could.  Antelope are a unique species inhabiting only the Rocky Mountain States of America.  In fact their closing living relative are African giraffes, and they are the only horned (not antlered) species that sheds and regrows their horns.  Also there are more antelope in Wyoming alone, then all the other Rocky Mountain States combined.  Although most of the Boone & Crocket / Pope and Young world records come from New Mexico.

 

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