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<blockquote data-quote="Oklahomabassin" data-source="post: 1202181" data-attributes="member: 1546"><p>Whichever gun you can shoot the most accurate to 400 yards. I was out there last year antelope hunting with my bow. I could have shot numerous antelope from 200 to 400 yards. The best thing to do is, drive around a place you have permission on and locate the antelope late evening and watch em bed down, 90% of the time they will still be there in the morning. You can sneak in under the cover of darkness within 400 yards and wait for sun up. I have some more tactics, but not really necessary with a rifle. I know before the draw rifle hunts last year the antelope were a LOT less spooky. A guy could get within a 100 yards of a herd before they would just move away. The archery hunt started just after the rifle hunt, (yeah kinda dumb) and sometimes if you stopped in a truck within 400 yards, zing they were gone!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oklahomabassin, post: 1202181, member: 1546"] Whichever gun you can shoot the most accurate to 400 yards. I was out there last year antelope hunting with my bow. I could have shot numerous antelope from 200 to 400 yards. The best thing to do is, drive around a place you have permission on and locate the antelope late evening and watch em bed down, 90% of the time they will still be there in the morning. You can sneak in under the cover of darkness within 400 yards and wait for sun up. I have some more tactics, but not really necessary with a rifle. I know before the draw rifle hunts last year the antelope were a LOT less spooky. A guy could get within a 100 yards of a herd before they would just move away. The archery hunt started just after the rifle hunt, (yeah kinda dumb) and sometimes if you stopped in a truck within 400 yards, zing they were gone! [/QUOTE]
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