I dont hunt them myself, but this must be mind blowing to see. Taken in Wyoming late last year. There never around when your looking for them.
Take a look at this video.
Take a look at this video.
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Wow! That is quite a group.
Reminds me of African Wildebeast migration!
I dont hunt them myself, but this must be mind blowing to see. Taken in Wyoming late last year. There never around when your looking for them.
I got to witness a similar road crossing on state hwy 487 going from Casper to Laramie about five years ago. Once they start crossing the road you just wait. I hope to see it again someday.
Antelope don't like to jump fences or cross roads, that is a lot of discontented speed goats. Az is making areas for them to cross with wide staging areas open lines of sight and fences with no barbs on the bottom row. I personally hope it helps to bring the population up. I'd like to get drawn at least the once in a lifetime
I am glad to see these pronghorn are learning to jump a fence. They usually go under the fence. I have had to release two from a woven wire fence when they got stuck. You can use a jacket to cover their head when they can't see and they just freeze. They are amazingly strong for such a small animal. There is a jacket and fencing pliers behind the seat of the truck at all times.
Is that the Serengeti Plain?
ridgewalker
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So that's where all the antelope are! Amazing!
lancetkenyon
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I was going to say the same thing about jumping/ducking fences.
More predator hunting is what will bring the population up.
Took me 27 years, but I finally drew my first AZ Pronghorn tag this year.
memtb
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It's looking pretty bleak for the next several years! memtb
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More Than 10,000 Antelope Hunting Tags Cut In Wake Of Brutal Wyoming Winterkill
With the ultimate antelope death toll from the worst winter in recent memory still unknown, game managers Tuesday agreed to cut more than 10,000 hunting…
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You sure you're not thinking of Lemmings?
It would be an awesome spectacle to witness live! You're a lucky man!
littlebighorn
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Our severe winter has seriously thinned them this year. It will be a while before herds like that return.
