Wyoming Antelope Hunt Area 82

Antelope

94.7% 2025 · 394 hunters

Residents
Limited quota
Nonresidents
Draw

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Antelope

Licenses

Limited quota only

Availability: Residents Limited quota · Nonresidents Draw

WGFD offers no general antelope license; every antelope license is limited quota.

Limited quota licenses are issued in WGFD's initial and leftover drawings; any left after both go on sale first come, first served.

Source: WGFD regulations (2026)

Type 1 limited quota license

Availability: Residents Limited quota · Nonresidents Draw

175 licenses.

Archery Aug. 15–Sep. 19; Sep. 20–Oct. 14: Any antelope.

Source: WGFD regulations (2026)

Type 2 limited quota license

Availability: Residents Limited quota · Nonresidents Draw

100 licenses.

Archery Aug. 15–Sep. 19; Oct. 15–Nov. 15: Any antelope valid east of Wyoming Highway 120.

Source: WGFD regulations (2026)

Type 6 limited quota license

Availability: Residents Limited quota · Nonresidents Draw

200 licenses.

Archery Aug. 15–Sep. 19; Sep. 20–Oct. 14: Doe or fawn.

Source: WGFD regulations (2026)

Type 8 limited quota license

Availability: Residents Limited quota · Nonresidents Draw

25 licenses.

Archery Aug. 15–Sep. 19; Oct. 15–Nov. 30: Doe or fawn valid in Big Horn County.

Source: WGFD regulations (2026)

WGFD's harvest reports give harvest and hunter success as estimates from a survey of license holders.

A hunter can hold more than one antelope license, so harvest per hunter can top 100%.

Success rate history

YearHuntersAllBucks
HarvestRateHarvestRate
202539437394.7%22857.9%
202442339493.1%22853.9%
2023353377106.8%20959.2%
202242241197.4%22854.0%
202142438791.3%22853.8%

Source: WGFD harvest reports, 2025.

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