2018 Antelope Hunt

Reserve a Hunt Date (208) 759-3246 or (800) 761-9133

Guided Hunt includes harvest of one antelope, permit to transportation, and guide services

Hunting Dates
Archery, Black Powder, and Rifle Hunts
July 15 – October 31

For a number of years, the Tribes’ have been providing first class outdoor recreational opportunities to visitors from across the Pacific Northwest. 

The Duck Valley Indian Reservation is located in northeastern Nevada and southwestern Idaho. The reservation is comprised of 289,000 acres and is blessed with an abundance of natural resources. The terrain varies from flat bottom-land and sagebrush-grass ranges to scenic mountainous areas varying from 5,000 to 7,000 feet.

There are abundant antelope herds on our reservation. Due to limited hunting and tribal land management the hunting opportunities are outstanding. There is 453 square miles of reservation that encompass portions of the Independence and Bull Run Mountain ranges in Nevada, the plateaus and the Mary’s Creek area. Elevations range from 5,400 ft. to 7,800 ft. USFS 7.5 topographic maps of the Duck Valley Indian Reservation.

  • Up to a 3-day guided hunt
  • One antelope
  • 453 square mile hunting on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation
1 Hunter 1 Guide$2,000.00
Hunters 1 Guide$4,000.00
1 Hunter plus 1 Youth (age 12-17)$4,000.00
Non Hunter accompanying hunting party$150.00/per day
Pick up & drop off at Boise/Elko Airport (round trip)$400.00
  • A 50% deposit fee is required prior to the hunt
  • No refunds
  • Changing hunt dates must be approved by the Fish, Wildlife & Parks Department
  • A fee for transferring a permit between individuals or for changing hunt date is $50.00
  • Fees do not include meals or hotel stay
  • No pre-hunt scouting
  • Packing and shipping of antelope will be at hunter’s expense
  • Idaho or Nevada hunting licenses are not required
  • Permit to transport provided

Shoshone-Paiute Tribes
Fish, Wildlife & Parks Department
P.O. Box 219
Owyhee, NV 89832

Toll Free: 1-800-761-9133
Office: (208) 759-3246
Fax: (208) 759-3248

Shoshone-Paiute Tribes
Fish, Wildlife & Parks Department
P.O. Box 219
Owyhee, NV 89832