Alberta pronghorn tagged out

ruger300

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• Tuesday at 8:17 AM

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got back from the prairies after a successful hunt. Everything came together on day 2 of the 6 day hunt. Crawled into 200 yards of the bedded group and pulled the trigger on the biggest buck when he stood up. Really wish I didn't have to wait 16 years between tags here but it is what it is.

 

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Baker Alvin

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• Tuesday at 8:20 AM

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Congratulations! Thank you for sharing

 

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Ol' Red

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• Tuesday at 8:32 AM

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That's a nice pronghorn. Very wide spread on the horns. Congratulations.

 

birddog 68

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• Tuesday at 8:37 AM

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Very nice!

 

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dogz

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• Tuesday at 8:45 AM

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Gorgeous buck

(side note, in this world of how far can I shoot them from I love and appreciate the fact that you Crawled to get closer. "DWD" darn well done)

 

Marky_mark

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• Tuesday at 8:47 AM

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Nice antelope

Get your passport
The world is a big place
No use just staying in alberta to hunt

 

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dogz

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• Tuesday at 9:00 AM

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Marky_mark said:

Nice antelope

Get your passport
The world is a big place
No use just staying in alberta to hunt

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Amen to that!

 

ruger300

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• Tuesday at 10:33 AM

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Got my passport, one day I'll be using it for some hunting trips. Need life to slow down first. Until then I'll keep hunting my province as time and tags permit.

 

Critter Picker

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• Tuesday at 10:39 AM

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Great goat! Also some fine pictures! Congratulations!

 

sdkidaho

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• Tuesday at 11:06 AM

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I really like those wide Bucks!

 

K.E.C. Darkside

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• Tuesday at 11:13 AM

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WOW what a Spread.
CONGRATULATIONS.

 

Marky_mark

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• Tuesday at 12:13 PM

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ruger300 said:

Got my passport, one day I'll be using it for some hunting trips. Need life to slow down first. Until then I'll keep hunting my province as time and tags permit.

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I live in edmonton lol
Life only gets faster
Go do what you love
Its hard to believe but its way better hunting these in the states

 

Buffalobwana

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• Wednesday at 4:57 AM

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Marky_mark said:

Nice antelope

Get your passport
The world is a big place
No use just staying in alberta to hunt

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Too true. Goats exist all the way from Canada down to Texas.

They are one of my favorite hunts and no native game animals are better table fare than a Pronghorn.

Fantastic goat! Well done.

 

Bang4theBuck

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• Wednesday at 5:30 AM

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Great Goat, very wide...congrats