The yanks like to call them “Goats”…….first time I ever hunted them ,I let a dozen go by ……felt pretty bloody stupid,I was looking for the “kiwi type” goats……
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The yanks like to call them “Goats”…….first time I ever hunted them ,I let a dozen go by ……felt pretty bloody stupid,I was looking for the “kiwi type” goats……
Looks like you had a good day knocking them over, i remember seeing those Pronghorns from the hwy when i was over there.:thumbsup:
What part of Wyoming were you hunting? I hunted Antelope near Rawlins in 2018
Some nice heads there. One of my favorite animals to hunt. I've bow hunted them (spot and stalk) in Colorado and Wyoming. Hoping to get over to Montana to chase them next year too.Quote:
Originally Posted by A330driver
You wont be disappointed at all plenty of them,numbers are big and they are a bloody hardy …….’goat’Quote:
Originally Posted by cb14
Block 38 …north of medicine bow…..a mate of mine I fly with has property in this area…..beautiful country….a lot of stalking,walking…..they get wind of you and they are off…..Quote:
Originally Posted by NZscopes
Nice.....
They taste any good?
I guess it depends where they are to call it a hunt, I used to see mobs of 50 or so in Mt on the high praire, amongst the CRP land and on the freshly bailed alfalfa/ wheat crops. They would trot away when you got to about 200yds away.
So would have been easy to pop them at 250 while they stood there looking at you.
The biggest caliber we had at the time was a .45 ACP colt. So I didnt get to taste any, I dont see why they wouldnt be good eating.
They would be a great challenge with a bow like you are doing @A330driver
We also saw a lot of Mule deer if we left it too late coming home and it was dark. Man I would hate to hit one of them as they cross the road.
The meat is pretty lean,back steaks and hind quarters ..not a lot there really….will make up a batch of snarlers,and see how that goes…..the stuff ive tasted seems just fine….Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxx