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<blockquote data-quote="Big Sky" data-source="post: 57953" data-attributes="member: 458"><p>BigE, the majority of the unit south of Ft. Peck is unit 700 although there may be a few units in 600. Doesn't really matter as your "A tag" is good for the whole eastern half of the state. The mule deer numbers in general are good on the south side and will only continue to get better if Mother Nature is kind. I would recommend against trying to combine altelope with deer. While the season does over lap for a week or two the antelope hunting will be less than enjoyable because the majority of the bucks will be shedding their horns by then. I had some friends from Idaho try it this year, despite my protests. While they had a great deer hunt they convinced themselves that antelope hunting wasn't all that great so late in the season. Some folks just have to learn by experience I guess. It's best to make seperate trips for lopes and deer. Besides it's much easier to focus and be successful if you aren't trying to split your time between the two. With that said if you don't care about antelope horns then apply for a doe/fawn antelope tag. It should all of about an hour to fill that tag and then go get after the mule deer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Big Sky, post: 57953, member: 458"] BigE, the majority of the unit south of Ft. Peck is unit 700 although there may be a few units in 600. Doesn't really matter as your "A tag" is good for the whole eastern half of the state. The mule deer numbers in general are good on the south side and will only continue to get better if Mother Nature is kind. I would recommend against trying to combine altelope with deer. While the season does over lap for a week or two the antelope hunting will be less than enjoyable because the majority of the bucks will be shedding their horns by then. I had some friends from Idaho try it this year, despite my protests. While they had a great deer hunt they convinced themselves that antelope hunting wasn't all that great so late in the season. Some folks just have to learn by experience I guess. It's best to make seperate trips for lopes and deer. Besides it's much easier to focus and be successful if you aren't trying to split your time between the two. With that said if you don't care about antelope horns then apply for a doe/fawn antelope tag. It should all of about an hour to fill that tag and then go get after the mule deer. [/QUOTE]
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