Nebraska is home to a healthy antelope population, which, though smaller in size compared to other western, contributes significantly to the state's hunting appeal and provides a fun challenge. The western expanses of Nebraska host the highest concentrations of antelope herds, where the vast grasslands and open terrain provide ideal habitat. However, hunters exploring the north-central regions will also encounter scattered populations of these iconic creatures, adding to the diversity of hunting opportunities across the state.
For residents of Nebraska, acquiring over-the-counter archery licenses for antelope hunting is a straightforward process, offering flexibility and convenience. Conversely, nonresident hunters keen on pursuing antelope must navigate the competitive drawing system to secure their permits, adding an element of anticipation and planning to their hunting adventures.
License Costs
Antelope - Resident |
$43 |
Antelope - Nonresident |
$241 |
Youth Antelope (archery only) |
$8 |
Antelope - Resident | $43 |
Antelope - Nonresident | $241 |
Youth Antelope (archery only) | $8 |
News, notes, and alerts
Antelope permits are drawn using a true preference point system
The maximum buddy application size is 6
Group points default to the lowest point value present in the buddy group
Highlights
Over-the-counter archery license are available for residents but must be drawn by nonresidents
The highest densities of antelope are found in the western half of the state but also extend east along the northern half of the state
Both buck and doe licenses are available
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