Morgan and I connected through a mutual friend, and it turned out he had a disabled veteran tag available. After a few easy conversations, we planned a day— and from the start, it felt like I was planning a trip with a friend.
We met late morning at the Brass Plum in Worland and hit the road with homemade cinnamon rolls in hand. After grabbing a few essentials, we headed out to find the antelope Morgan had scouted the night before. Within hours, we spotted the buck and had a successful harvest.
What made the day truly memorable wasn’t just the hunt—it was the atmosphere. No pressure, no expectations, just a genuine experience in the Wyoming wilderness. As someone with years of hunting experience and a military background, I appreciated how natural and relaxed it all felt. Morgan made sure I never felt like a tourist or an outsider. If you’re looking for a hunt where you’re treated like a friend and not a customer, this is it. It’s more than just a hunt.