12-Points for 2022

[Bniceley]

All: Had my Hip replaced this past Oct. and finally ready to make an Antelope hunt.
Have 12/PP's in the hole with possibly 2 friends joining me. Could anyone suggest Public Access Units that would make sense? My research indicates 73/75 and 42 look fairly good. Not looking for Trophy goats, would like to knock down a decent one + see about adding a Doe/Fawn tag as a kicker. We're also hoping to have time to scout potential M/Deer areas for the next year.

Appreciate any guidance offered.

 

[dogz]

Any particular state? I'm assuming Wyo but I don't like to assume

 

[TheGreek]

The amount of points people have for wyoming is nuts... that system is messed up in my opinion

 

[OldElkHunter1961]

Spring of 2021 saw two brutal blizzards. Valentines Day and St Patrick's Day. Those that didn't die outright auto-aborted to survive. SE Wyoming in particular was hit pretty good. We lost a lot of goats (antelope) and deer. That was followed but a summer and fall of drought. It'll take time and favorable conditions to return animal numbers. Food for thought.

 

[montanablackdog]

58/59 red desert

 

[lancetkenyon]

The amount of points people have for wyoming is nuts... that system is messed up in my opinion

Puuuleeeeze!
Try AZ. I am at 27 BPs this year as a resident.