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Hunt Western North Dakota antelope at Vassar Ranch!
This 2,000-acre working cattle ranch is a playground for big bucks, great mule deer, whitetail and antelope! With Kit Creek running right through the property, the creek’s tributaries have developed draws and canyons that attract a plethora of deer and other wildlife. The remainder of the land includes rolling hills of hayfields and grazing fields, which the antelope love to spend time in. There are also turkey, pheasants, and an ample amount of prairie dogs, providing access for hunters to seek out whatever species they’d like.&nbsp;
The ranch has two roads: one that goes back into the farmstead and another that accesses the eastern point of the property, but overall the land is pretty isolated. The land used to allow access for sportsmen a while ago, but it’s been many years since it was last hunted on. The property adjacent to the land is open for hunting, some of this is BLM land. The neighbors are in a hunting reserve as well.&nbsp;
Baker, MT is about 30 miles away or Bowman, ND is 40 miles aways, all on paved roads. Both towns offer plenty of lodging and dining options.
Additional packages can be accommodated. Inquire for more information.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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North Dakota Antelope Unit 4 A

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Unit 4A is bordered to the east and north by Highways 85 and 12, with the Montana and South Dakota state lines forming the western and southern boundaries. Located within the state's primary pronghorn range, this unit offers excellent hunting prospects. While the area provides prime pronghorn habitat, it is also home to active oil fields. The presence of the oil industry ensures well-maintained roads, but it also means increased truck traffic, especially on BLM lands. This added traffic can work to the hunter’s advantage, as pronghorn become accustomed to vehicles and are less likely to be spooked by the movement. The key to success in this unit is to locate the herd and then determine where they’re accessing water.

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License	Availability	Eligibility	Price
Pronghorn License	—	Ages 0–15; 15 and younger	$10.00
Pronghorn License	—	16 or older	$35.00

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