Cholame Pronghorn

[Freedivr2]

Last weekend we were driving to a friends' ranch and spotted this pronghorn bedded 40 yards off a road. The next morning we spotted 11 more of them in the same area, but a good 600 yards off (out of my camera's range). Just thought you guys would like to see the pic, know that there is a little group of them in that area doing quite well. What was cool was that they were very close to Hwy. 46 and "Pronghorn road".

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[COHunter]

Yep.....that be a Pronghorn http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smiley-shootin-green.gif

[BigDog]

Yea, I see them every time I am down there hunting on one the GR ranches. Never have seen one that close to the road though.

[paulc]

That looks like the 41 and 46 junction, where james dean bought it.. i have seen lopes there many times on the way to my parents place. I have seen them more often in recent years

[Canus latrans]

As you drive in towards Parkfield, from Hwy 41/46, you will often see a nice herd near the big ranch on the right. Almost a certain sighting will be a coyote or two mousing in those wide open cattle pastures. I don&#39;t think the ranchers are shooting at the coyotes in those parts, they are not running from the trucks.

[Freedivr2]

Ditto to all the remarks above on the road to Parkfield. From the few times I&#39;ve taken that road, I&#39;ve seen lopes near the big ranch on the right (about 6 miles in) and right there at the 41/46 junction.

BigDog...........I&#39;ve seen lopes right next to the road in Utah, but inside the fence (you know how they hate the thought of jumping fences).....

Check out Cholame II for a lope I saw yesterday (5/18) in the same area....closer to the road and a little more unusual of a critter......