Are there group hunting restrictions for pronghorn in Wyoming?

Hunting Season and Permits

The pronghorn hunting season in Wyoming typically runs from mid-August to mid-September, with a specific dates announced by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department each year. Non-resident hunters are required to purchase a license, while residents can hunt without a license, but with some restrictions. The pronghorn bag limit is 1-3 animals per hunter, depending on the area and season.

Hunting Regulations and Gear

When hunting pronghorns in Wyoming, hunters must follow specific regulations, including wearing a minimum of 144 square inches of hunter orange, and no spotlights or night vision scopes are allowed. Hunters are also required to use non-toxic ammunition for all firearms and muzzleloaders. It is also recommended to use a 6.5mm or .243 caliber rifle, as these calibers are effective for taking down pronghorns humanely. A good pair of binoculars and a spotting scope are also essential for spotting and stalking pronghorns.