How Much Does a Pronghorn Antelope Hunt Cost in Wyoming?

The cheapest real hunt beats the "DIY" number

The lowest listed price belongs to Carrico Safaris LLC — a one-day guided doe hunt, rifle, no trophy buck involved. That's a real, bookable hunt for less than most online DIY-tag estimates. The wide range around it isn't inconsistent pricing: it's public land next to private, archery next to rifle, a one-day doe hunt next to the five-day rifle-and-mule-deer combo at the top of the list. Decide which one you're buying before comparing two prices against each other.

The tag is a separate bill from the guide

Budget for your Wyoming nonresident license on top of whatever an outfitter quotes. Almost none of the packages here bundle it into the rate — the rest expect you to draw and pay for your own tag before the guided price above ever applies.

The top pick doesn't list a price

The highest-rated outfitter here, Little Jennie Ranch, doesn't publish a rate at all — call for a quote before you rule it out on cost. Past that, guide ratio moves price as much as anything: several outfitters here price a 2-on-1 hunt separately from a private guide, so check which one a quoted rate assumes before comparing two outfitters side by side.