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Market Report · 2026

Antelope
Hunting Market

181 verified outfitters offer guided antelope hunts on Search Huntr, spread across 15 states.

Operators

181

States

15

Avg All-In

$4,760

fully guided

Typical Length

3d

Top States for Antelope

StateOperatorsNonresident TagAvg Hunt Price
Wyoming94$326$4,760
New Mexico20$283$4,717
Nevada14$200$4,634
Idaho12$326$4,760
Arizona12$595$5,029
Utah6$466$4,900
Colorado5$470$4,904
Nebraska5$261$4,695
Montana4$271$4,705
Texas2$4,434
California2$623$5,057
Oregon2$432$4,866

Pricing by Hunt Style

StyleBudgetAveragePremium
Fully Guided (1:1)$2,200$3,200$4,800
Semi-Guided (2:1)$1,500$2,000$2,800
Drop Camp$800$1,100$1,500

Base hunt prices — excludes tags, travel, and tipping. Use the cost estimator for all-in totals with those costs layered on.

Tag Cost Range

Nonresident antelope tags vary widely by state. The cheapest option is Nevada at $200, while the most expensive is California at $623. That's a 212% premium for the top-tier state.

Top 6 Antelope Operators

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Methodology

All data is aggregated from our directory of verified hunting outfitters. Hunt prices come from our national pricing model (see the cost estimator for details). Tag costs are from state Fish & Game departments, 2026. See full methodology.