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Best place to hunt for Mule Deer & Antelope?
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<blockquote data-quote="CanadianLefty" data-source="post: 64577" data-attributes="member: 2194"><p>[ QUOTE ]</p><p>... If you wait until the end of the antelope season to kill a buck (beginning of November) you run an extremely high risk that many of the bucks will have shed their horns. This happened to some out of state friends of mine this year. I begged them not to come out that last part of the season but they insisted that they wanted to combine deer and lopes. The ended up just looking for any antelope with horns let alone a trophy.</p><p></p><p>[/ QUOTE ]</p><p></p><p>Big Sky: Wow! You just taught me something I didn't know.</p><p></p><p>I thought Pronghorn (horn in name) meant that they were like true horned animals and didn't shed. Also, I have never seen a Pronghorn 'in velvet' and I have seen lots of Pronghorns. Please tell me more about this. thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CanadianLefty, post: 64577, member: 2194"] [ QUOTE ] ... If you wait until the end of the antelope season to kill a buck (beginning of November) you run an extremely high risk that many of the bucks will have shed their horns. This happened to some out of state friends of mine this year. I begged them not to come out that last part of the season but they insisted that they wanted to combine deer and lopes. The ended up just looking for any antelope with horns let alone a trophy. [/ QUOTE ] Big Sky: Wow! You just taught me something I didn't know. I thought Pronghorn (horn in name) meant that they were like true horned animals and didn't shed. Also, I have never seen a Pronghorn 'in velvet' and I have seen lots of Pronghorns. Please tell me more about this. thanks [/QUOTE]
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