North America's fastest land animal on open prairie — spot-and-stalk for 70–80"+ bucks, archery and rifle.
South Dakota Access offers fully customized pronghorn antelope hunts across both private ranches and select Lakota tribal lands. Whether you're looking for a traditional private-land hunt or the chance to explore vast reservation country, we can match you with an antelope hunt that fits your goals, budget and hunting style.
Rolling prairie, native grasslands, agricultural transitions, stock ponds, shelterbelts and expansive open-country landscapes create ideal conditions for healthy pronghorn populations and mature bucks.
Because every hunt is built around the tag you draw, we evaluate current herd conditions, property availability, scouting reports and trophy potential to place hunters on the strongest available opportunity each season. Typical bucks range from 65–80 inches, with larger trophy-class animals taken annually.
A $1,000 deposit reserves your place for future antelope opportunities. If you don't draw the desired tag or choose not to move forward with available options, your deposit may be rolled into the following season. Prices do not include 5.7% sales tax or gratuity, and online payments carry a 3% convenience fee. No trophy fees, ever.
Private ranch hunts provide access to carefully selected properties throughout western and central South Dakota, often thousands of contiguous acres where antelope move freely across native prairie, grazing country and agricultural landscapes. Most hunts are conducted using spot-and-stalk, extensive glassing and strategic use of terrain to close the distance on mature bucks. The open nature of antelope country creates exciting situations that reward patience, planning and accurate shooting — and hunters typically see numerous animals over the course of a hunt, making South Dakota an excellent destination for first-time antelope hunters and experienced western big-game hunters alike.
Covering nearly three million acres, Cheyenne River offers some of the most expansive antelope habitat in South Dakota. Vast rolling prairie, native grasslands, agricultural fields and creek systems provide ideal conditions, and the sheer scale creates classic western spot-and-stalk opportunities.
A diverse mix of open prairie, rugged breaks, rolling hills and expansive ranch country. Better known for mule deer, the reservation also supports healthy antelope numbers throughout its grasslands. Expect long-range glassing and true western-style hunting.
Rolling prairie, native grasslands, agricultural transitions, stock ponds and wide open country across our network of 40+ private ranches statewide, where pronghorn hold well and pressure stays light.
Extensive prairie grasslands, agricultural transitions, shelterbelts and rolling terrain. Food, water availability and open visibility create ideal conditions and a variety of stalk opportunities through the hunt.