Fully guided California pronghorn antelope hunting trips in Northeastern California’s coveted antelope hunt zones. We guide in the Clear Lake (zone 2), Likely Tables (zone 3), Lassen (zone 4), Big Valley (zone 5), and Surprise Valley (zone 6) hunting zones.
Our guides spend miles in the boots and hours behind the glass scouting thousands of acres of public ground to give you the best opportunity at fixing your tag on a mature pronghorn buck.
2023 Antelope Seasons
Clear Lake (Zone 2):
General Buck (Hunt Code 720): August 23 – August 31
Archery Buck (Hunt Code 728): August 9 – 17
Likely Tables (Zone 3):
General Buck Period 1 (Hunt Code 730): August 23 – August 31
General Buck Period 2 (Hunt Code 732): September 6 – 14
Apprentice Either-Sex (Hunt Code 734): August 23 – August 31
Archery Buck (Hunt Code 738): August 9 – 17
Lassen (Zone 4):
General Buck Period 1 (Hunt Code 740): August 23 – August 31
General Buck Period 2 (Hunt Code 742): September 6 – 14
Apprentice Either-Sex (Hunt Code 790): August 23 – August 31
Archery Buck (Hunt Code 745): August 9 – 17
Big Valley (Zone 5):
General Buck (Hunt Code 750): August 24 – September 1
Apprentice Either-Sex (Hunt Code 780): August 23 – August 31
Archery Buck (Hunt Code 755): August 9 – 17
Surprise Valley (Zone 6):
General Buck (Hunt Code 760): August 23 – August 31
Apprentice Either-Sex (Hunt Code 766): August 23 – August 31
Archery Buck (Hunt Code 765): August 9 – 17
Rates – California Pronghorn Antelope Hunting
Food and accommodations are provided.
Rates are per person.
| 3 day 3 night | 3 day 4 night | 4 day 4 night |
| $4,300 | $4,500 | $5000 |
Inclusions
- A knowledgeable and experienced guide.
- Transportation from pre-determined meeting location to the field.
- Meals.
- Non-alcoholic beverages.
- Accommodations provided, lodging varies depending on guest preference.
- Field care and pack out of meat and trophies.
Exclusions
- Hunting license and tags.
- Personnel effects, daypack, sleeping bag, and clothing. Detailed gear list will be provided. If you do need something let us know and we will do what we can to help.
- Weapon and ammunition. Practice with archery equipment out to 50 yards and with a rifle to at least 300 yards.
- Alcohol or tobacco products – no alcohol may be consumed before or while hunting.
- Lodging and meals for before and after the hunt dates.
- Transportation to the pre-determined meeting location.
- Storage, butchering and processing of game beyond the basic field care. It can be hot, have a plan in place for the animal after the hunt.
- Taxidermy services.