SOLD/EXPIRED Re: BIG Wyoming Pronghorn Antelope

[Lefty G-gear]

Below, are some of my Wyoming photos:

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-Funny how you can find'em during rifle season,
but this WAS in Wyoming's only ARCHERY ONLY hunting area for Antelope! (2002)
-Now it is open for rifle.

Cloud Peak (Elevation 13,167 ft.)
-West side of the Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming.

-Yup! Thar's big horns... around the Bighorns...
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'Makes ya wanna buy a bow! -They ARE within range! -Sometimes, ya can't even get within 300 yards!
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Above photos were taken in September 2002 with the old 2.MP OLYMPUS C-700 UZ (Olympus C-700UZ Review: 1. Introduction: Digital Photography Review)
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Below is a digitally scanned photo from film (1994).
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And I found Wile E. Coyote on the prowl...for geese...
Wile E. thinks they are duck-billed...web-footed Roadrunners.

Photos by CHRIS GEGERE "G-gear"

 

[Slopeshunter]

Nice pics, thanks for sharing. Love that wide buck!

 

[Len Backus]

That is really high elevation.

Wilderness area?

 

[Lefty G-gear]

HWY 16
BETWEEN
TENSLEEP, WY
AND
WORLAND, WY

BLUEBANK RD.

 

[Lefty G-gear]

Elevation at antelope location is about 4,500 ft. ASL

 

[bullgator]

Great pictures. Where is the after picture on Wiley Coyote. LOL gun)

 

[Lefty G-gear]

gun)
Coyote photo was taken in SW Wyoming - near HWY 191.

I only shot him with the camera.

I shot a 'yote with my S&W .44 about a year ago - out in the hills near Riverton, WY.
240-gr. Remington JHP @ 1,400 fps - what a mess - he was about 30-yards away. (From 1st base to second...)
He was scrawny - mangy - unhealthy looking...

 

[Lefty G-gear]

Nice pics, thanks for sharing. Love that wide buck!

Ya - the biggest ones I've ever been around.

They should have left it Archery Only.

 

[Lefty G-gear]

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[HELLGAP]

I shot a wide buck like that one last year his daddy near took the lead but my decoy blew over and they spooked . Dam saskatchewan wind The one I shot was alot smaller but I had guessed him in the mid 70 s and he woulda been but I lost One circumference under the prong and it cost me 7 to 8 inches . He scored just under 70 . I watched the big guy for 2 hours 2 days before the season and then messed up my hunt lol . 100 yard muzzle loader for any decent goat is darn good. Here is my buck

 

[HELLGAP]

Not to many people would pass him up and I probably should have waited until the bigger one came back for a second chance. Notice this buck has the rare fighting back spurrs .

My friend shot this one an hour after me on the same day scored 79 6/8

 

[HELLGAP]

Here is another wide buck I shot this 70 plus 15 years ago same area pretty much southern sask the other buck was 13 inches wide this one 12.5