Cats & Dogs...In Trees. Awesome!

I think those dogs like their job! That's really cool.
 
im going to do that in the near future .

is ther a state /area , where theres a good chance to get an antelope goat, mule deer and a cougar , in one trip ?
 
im going to do that in the near future .

is ther a state /area , where theres a good chance to get an antelope goat, mule deer and a cougar , in one trip ?
you can go to new Mexico, but the seasons for pronghorn and mule deer don't overlap.
 
Alberta has all three species and lots more to offer!

im going to do that in the near future .

is ther a state /area , where theres a good chance to get an antelope goat, mule deer and a cougar , in one trip ?
 
thanks ,k man .but id try and do it in one trip ...
bellero can these three be hunted in say a 3 week period . not looking for big number heads , just something to be proud of and smile at the memory ,each time l see them .........
 
It is definitely doable bluey. Might not be easy, though. One of the best bets would be Idaho. You can buy over-the-counter tags for mule deer, white tail deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion and wolf. Pronghorn would be a draw tag unless you go guided on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation which is a great option. ALMOST guaranteed success and good quality bucks. Last I knew it was $1500 for 1 buck and I think 4 or 5 days hunting. A close friend and business associate of mine goes every year religiously. One of his favorite hunts and he has taken some outstanding pronghorn.
The challenge is timing all three together. Pronghorn you're probably going to hunt July - September. Mule deer you could bowhunt in late August and September, but rifle hunting would probably be October & November. Mountain Lion opens August 30 but is a lot tougher without snow on the ground and fur is not near as good. Best time to hunt cats is December through February.
So, you could hunt all 3 three plus elk, bear and wolf in September, but Lion might be more of a long shot. You could hunt bear instead of lion and have a real good chance at getting all 3 especially if you had 3 weeks.
Most other states you are going to have to play the lottery for draw tags...
 
Bluey, IdaRam is spot on with that advise!
 
It is definitely doable bluey. Might not be easy, though. One of the best bets would be Idaho. You can buy over-the-counter tags for mule deer, white tail deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion and wolf. Pronghorn would be a draw tag unless you go guided on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation which is a great option. ALMOST guaranteed success and good quality bucks. Last I knew it was $1500 for 1 buck and I think 4 or 5 days hunting. A close friend and business associate of mine goes every year religiously. One of his favorite hunts and he has taken some outstanding pronghorn.
The challenge is timing all three together. Pronghorn you're probably going to hunt July - September. Mule deer you could bowhunt in late August and September, but rifle hunting would probably be October & November. Mountain Lion opens August 30 but is a lot tougher without snow on the ground and fur is not near as good. Best time to hunt cats is December through February.
So, you could hunt all 3 three plus elk, bear and wolf in September, but Lion might be more of a long shot. You could hunt bear instead of lion and have a real good chance at getting all 3 especially if you had 3 weeks.
Most other states you are going to have to play the lottery for draw tags...


Hey bluey.....you could always come down to Texas while you wait on the next season to open and down a few brewski's !! :D Barman:
 
thanks ,k man .but id try and do it in one trip ...
bellero can these three be hunted in say a 3 week period . not looking for big number heads , just something to be proud of and smile at the memory ,each time l see them .........

Cat Season with dogs is late and does not overlap.
Antelope could be done with a Rifle and Bow with Mule Deer in the same time frame.
 

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