Post your Pronghorn pictures

[Firebird]

It depends on how the meat is taken care of and what they’ve been eating, but antelope meat is very good.

 

[Topshots]

 

[roverandbrew]

 

[Happy Myles]

 

[hoytcanon]

September 2024, Wyoming...

 

[skydiver386]

September 2024, Wyoming...

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How did the decoy work out for you? There was another thread about the use of decoys for Dangerous Game, and I suggested it may be possible, but not recommended.

 

[Scott CWO]

Helped a buddy from Alberta get this buck in Colorado. It’s over 18” on the drop horn and a little over 16” on the normal horn. Had a client turn this buck down the year before! Might have been a little smaller the year before but not much. I thought the guy was crazy but he wanted a normal looking buck. Would have been the trophy of a lifetime for me.

 

[Firebird]

I love the freaks! No way I would have passed a buck like that up. You can always hunt a typical buck another trip, but the freaks only come along “once in a lifetime”

 

[Velo Dog]

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[Wyfox]

 

[Wyfox]

My daughters have taken a few nice ones too

 

[Firebird]

Wyoming 2025-good numbers of antelope and plenty of bucks. Pictures lose it but he was very symmetrical and had some of everything I look for in an antelope buck. Chip shot with my 28 nosler as he was very preoccupied chasing another buck and he may have even viewed the truck as an interloper to chase off!
We cut a three day hunt to one day due to a death in the family/viewings/funeral.

 

[Green Chile]

Nice goat, particularly with only 1 day to get one.

 

[SCHUNTER73]

Wyoming 2025-good numbers of antelope and plenty of bucks. Pictures lose it but he was very symmetrical and had some of everything I look for in an antelope buck. Chip shot with my 28 nosler as he was very preoccupied chasing another buck and he may have even viewed the truck as an interloper to chase off!
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Very nice! I’ll be in SW Wyoming in a few days chasing them for the first time. Really looking forward to it.

 

[Safari Dave]

My first:

My last:

If you think we look wet, it's because I had to swim across a river to retrieve it!



My son's only, so far:

 

[buffybr]

I shot my first Antelope when I still lived in Colorado in the early '70s. After moving to Montana in 1975 I drew antelope tags almost every year and hunted them here until just a few years ago. I enjoy hunting them and like to eat them.

I shot my first few antelope with my .30-06, a few with my .22-250, one with my 7mm Rem mag, and most with my .257 Ackley. I think that my longest shot at one was 351 yds.

I like their coloration and mounted 7 of them before I finally decided that was enough (and ran out of wall space!)

 

[camperx]

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Nice!

 

[wvfred]

Sorry I wasn't able to find a field picture but one from my basement will have to do for now. Taken in south east Montana in 1989.

 

[BRICKBURN]

View attachment 671127Helped a buddy from Alberta get this buck in Colorado. It’s over 18” on the drop horn and a little over 16” on the normal horn. Had a client turn this buck down the year before! Might have been a little smaller the year before but not much. I thought the guy was crazy but he wanted a normal looking buck. Would have been the trophy of a lifetime for me.

@Scott CWO
Dale had better be thrilled with that one.
Trophy of a life time.

 

[Russ16]

Did my first ever pronghorn hunt back in August. Got this buck, it was pretty decent for the area I was in. 292 yards with my pre-64 Model 70 30-06, 165 grain Barnes TTSX handload.