Pronghorn

[MnFn]

If you have been successful at antelope hunting, what range or ranges did you take your animal(s)at?
Thanks, Gary

[Ryan Rothhaar]

8 yards, 30 yards, both out of the same treestand about 8 feet up by a pond in Montana.

R

[Over&Under]

42 yds
Missed at 28...gave me a second
Ground blind

[Phillip Fields]

18 yds on buck, 15 yds on doe. Popup up blind by waterhole in Montana.

[trad_bowhunter1965]

The first one 30 yards I build a blind, the second one under 20 yards and a pop up blind.

[David Mitchell]

25 yards, went down in sight

[mnbwhtr]

Shot one from a tree in WY at about 20, that was the longest, the others have been taken over water (2) or decoys (6) have been closer taken from blinds. I set my decoy at 12 yards angled about 45 degrees looking away and let them come in behind it.

[Terry Green]

If to really want to know I'll call you just email me.

[MnFn]

Terry
I sent a message to you at Tarz@tradgang.com and it was rejected.

[razorsharptokill]

15 yards in Wyoming. Down within 80 yards. He jumped the string a little so hit was high and slightly rearward

[PICKNGRIN]

I was fortunate enough to take arrow 4 of them back in the 1990's.  Ranged from 15 to 35 yards.  All were near water holes. 3 were taken from a windmill and 1 was from a ground blind.

[MnFn]

Thanks!

[knobby]

My buck was shot from a box blind at 15 yards, while my doe was taken from a windmill stand at 29 yards.

[Stringwacker]

Shot at about 25 yards out of a pit blind.

[Bowwild]

25 yards from fence line sage blind bordering alfalfa field. Wyoming.