Aug 17, 2013 20:15 | #1 Pronghorns have been introduced back into West Texas down around the Ft.Davis area .These four images are of two different Pronghorns on separate sides of the highway . I have no idea if both were males or one was male and one was female but both seem interested in what each other was doing . Hope you enjoy the pictures . These were taken with the XSi and a 70-200mm f/4L .
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JarvisCreativeStudios Goldmember  More info | Aug 17, 2013 20:18 | #2 Great shots! You could've titled this "African safari" and I wouldn't have been the wiser haha! WEBSITE
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Aug 17, 2013 21:10 | #3 Jarvis Creative Studios wrote in post #16217125  Great shots! You could've titled this "African safari" and I wouldn't have been the wiser haha! Thanks Jarvis !
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Grizz1 Goldmember  More info | Aug 17, 2013 22:52 | #4 Very nice, #1 for me,great color and detail. Liking the last one a lot too. Steve
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Aug 17, 2013 23:36 | #5 Grizz1 wrote in post #16217409 Very nice, #1 for me,great color and detail. Liking the last one a lot too. Thanks Grizz1 for the comments !
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DaveR. Senior Member 275 posts Likes: 5 Joined Jan 2008 Location: Pacific Northwest More info | Pronghorns in my area are referred to as fast food.
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Aug 18, 2013 08:14 | #7 Dave R. wrote in post #16217867 Pronghorns in my area are referred to as fast food.  Nice photos and thanks for sharing.Thanks Dave . They are fast
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Aug 18, 2013 13:19 | #9 oldno7 wrote in post #16218100 Really like everything about your last shot. Thanks oldno7 !
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TraceyHarmon Member  106 posts Likes: 12 Joined Feb 2009 Location: Anchorage, AK More info | Aug 20, 2013 00:11 | #10 Hey Ron, You can find my website at www.traceyharmon.com
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Aug 20, 2013 00:27 | #11 Tracey Harmon wrote in post #16223275 Hey Ron, Nice photos of two large buck Antelope (which are quite territorial). Tracey www.traceyharmon.com Thanks Tracey but these are not Antelope . A lot of ppl mistaken these for Antelope tho . These are Pronghorns brought in from other regions of the USA to readapt to the West Texas terrain . I read about these from the Ft.Davis State Park Interpretation center . A small herd of less than 20 were brought in to see how well they would adapt to the region . Antelopes are much smaller than these Pronghorns . There is Antelope scattered around Texas and I have seen small groups of 2 to 4 from Midland to Ozona but never more than 4 to a group . The ones I have seen were scrawny looking also and my guess less than 75 lbs . These Pronghorns are my guess around 100-140 lbs . You can read here and it explains about Pronghorns and Antelopes :
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, and in areas where hunted they are hard to get close to . Not allowed to hunt these here . Only a small herd of less than 75 I think .
