One of our hunters and his guide recently came across these two Wyoming antelope bucks, whose horns had become locked together. Unfortunately, one of the bucks was already dead when they arrived. But luckily for the other buck, they were able to get him untangled and he ran away unharmed. It’s a very rare sight to see two bucks locked up like this, and our hunters were glad to assist in a little antelope rescue.
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Our 2014 archery antelope hunting season was a great success again, here at SNS Outfitter & Guides in Wyoming! Overall, we were fortunate with good weather and excellent hunting conditions. Our archery antelope hunters harvested some great bucks and we had a lot of fun. The archery hunt is always a fun time of year. Seeing these animals up close and personal is a great experience.
Our archery antelope hunts are 5-day hunts that take[...]
SNS is extremely proud of its team of hunting guides and employees, and Jason Hill is a perfect example of why. Jason has been guiding for SNS for 15 years, and has a wealth of hunting knowledge. SNS is an employee-owned company and we are proud that Jason is one of our owners, helping direct the vision and future of this outfit.
We recently sat down with Jason to discuss his thoughts on mule deer and antelope hunting, and to h[...]
Ambrosia Brown is the SNS Outfitter & Guides office manager – a title that doesn’t begin to describe the myriad of responsibilities that she handles. We recently sat down with Ambrosia to discuss her role in the SNS office and what consumes her time during the hunting season and throughout the year. Here is what she had to say:
Q: How long have you worked for SNS Outfitter & Guides and how did you begin?
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Wyoming is a big place with widely varying landscapes. From badlands to open prairie, to lofty, snow-capped peaks, it’s a place of extremes. And we think it’s only fitting t[...]
Our Wyoming spring black bear hunts are off to a great start! Our hunters are making the most of weather and snow conditions and we’ve been fortunate to take some excellent bears.
Here are a few photos from the recent black bear hunts:
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Scientists have recently discovered an epic Wyoming mule deer migration that was previously unknown. Each year, a herd of mule deer leaves the Red Desert and travels more than 150 miles to the Hoback Basin south of Jackson. This impressive migration is now the longes[...]
We recently had the opportunity to chat with one of our longtime clients, Joe Mele. Joe has been hunting with SNS for nearly 15 years, and has had the opportunity to harvest antelope, mule deer, whitetail deer and elk across Wyoming and Montana. Q: What are some of your best memories of your Montana or Wyoming hunting trips with SNS? Joe: Man, I have so many great memories of my hunts with SNS. One of my favorite memories was on [...]
When it comes to big game in North America, trophy mule deer are among the most sought-after species. Weighing in at close to 300 pounds and reaching antler measurements of over 200 inches, mule deer are icons of the American west. Mule deer are highly adaptable, ranging from river bottoms and high plains to alpine environments above timberline. From southwest deserts to coastal forests, mule deer hunting presents a variety of challenge[...]
The American pronghorn antelope is a notoriously skittish animal with excellent vision. Approaching them across open country can sometimes present a significant challenge to hunters. They are also one of the most difficult animals to judge on the hoof, presenting an even greater challenge to those seeking an antelope buck of trophy quality. We recently sat down with a few of our guides and asked them for their number one tips when it co[...]
Researchers Discover Wyoming Mule Deer Migration
Photo: Joe Riis
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