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New Mexico public lands Pronghorn. Goteeeem!!!
Posted on 10/4/26 at 5:59 pm
Posted on 10/4/26 at 5:59 pm
Found this buck yesterday. But our license season for this unit is only Oct 3rd thru the 5th. So had to wait till today to start hunting. Found him again at first light and put the sneak on him for several hours.
Spotted him with his does and smaller bucks. He was herding his does big time. Snuck in where I could barely see him on the horizon....then dropped down and side saddled the lil elevation change to intercept.
Then got pinned. Bad. His does and smaller bucks walked thru right in front of me on the hill across about 150 yds. I couldnt see the big one I wanted. But had a couple smaller bucks dead to rights. I even aimed at em with the safety off but decided to pass in the hopes big boy would follow his group. He didn't for a long time. And im still pinned. Took a chance to crawl a bit... seemed like forever. Some spooked some didnt. And then he walked the ridgeline and I was able to get a shot at 500 yds. Turns out getting pinned was the best thing that could have happened because gave me a chance to settle my breath cuz im fat. Couldn't have done it without my Harris bipod! Sitting on the ground and using the bipod and hit him perfect. I am beyond excited. If I had to lay down prone I wouldn't have been able to see him over the grass and brush.
Tikka T3 in 270 Win. 130gr Interbond at 3200 FPS. Entry was perfect at the shoulder and blew all the way thru with exit out in front of the opposite rear leg pulling guts out. Took out top half of heart and lungs and pulled a lot of guts out of a fist size exit hole. He still ran 200 yds at 50 mph. Have exit and entry pics i can send but they are gruesome....i know some people want to analyze bullet performance....send me a message and I can send if wanted.
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Spotted him with his does and smaller bucks. He was herding his does big time. Snuck in where I could barely see him on the horizon....then dropped down and side saddled the lil elevation change to intercept.
Then got pinned. Bad. His does and smaller bucks walked thru right in front of me on the hill across about 150 yds. I couldnt see the big one I wanted. But had a couple smaller bucks dead to rights. I even aimed at em with the safety off but decided to pass in the hopes big boy would follow his group. He didn't for a long time. And im still pinned. Took a chance to crawl a bit... seemed like forever. Some spooked some didnt. And then he walked the ridgeline and I was able to get a shot at 500 yds. Turns out getting pinned was the best thing that could have happened because gave me a chance to settle my breath cuz im fat. Couldn't have done it without my Harris bipod! Sitting on the ground and using the bipod and hit him perfect. I am beyond excited. If I had to lay down prone I wouldn't have been able to see him over the grass and brush.
Tikka T3 in 270 Win. 130gr Interbond at 3200 FPS. Entry was perfect at the shoulder and blew all the way thru with exit out in front of the opposite rear leg pulling guts out. Took out top half of heart and lungs and pulled a lot of guts out of a fist size exit hole. He still ran 200 yds at 50 mph. Have exit and entry pics i can send but they are gruesome....i know some people want to analyze bullet performance....send me a message and I can send if wanted.
LINK
Posted on 10/4/26 at 6:03 pm to SGrem
Nice! And nice rifle…btw-you look exactly how I thought.
Posted on 10/4/26 at 6:06 pm to SGrem
Awesome... Big Buck!
This post was edited on 10/4/26 at 6:07 pm
Posted on 10/4/26 at 10:37 pm to SGrem
In Idaho, all my buddies that hunt the desert, taking these lopes, do so for stew, soup and a good trophy.
That your plan?
That your plan?
Posted on 10/4/26 at 10:40 pm to Bronco11
Purdy much. Just enjoying a great hunt and a memorable experience with my brother.
Posted on 10/5/26 at 5:27 am to Bronco11
Out West, they don’t think much of antelope venison, but I enjoy it.
Posted on 10/5/26 at 5:28 am to SGrem
Congrats on a nice buck and good hunt. Antelope is the most enjoyable big game hunt in America. Plenty of targets and they move all day.
Posted on 10/5/26 at 5:36 am to 257WBY
Great buck, how many inches?
Agree, I also like antelope.
Agree, I also like antelope.
Posted on 10/5/26 at 6:47 pm to SGrem
That’s awesome! Congrats! Love
Those tall Harris bipods. Are you a NM resident or did you just get lucky on the draw?
The big old goat that I shot a couple years ago is some of the best meat I’ve ever put on the table. I was pissed that I had listened to the mixed reviews on the meat and had some of it ground or made into sausage. I highly recommend keeping everything intact until you have a chance to try it. I’m sure like everything else it depends on what they’ve been eating and how well the meat was taken care of.
Those tall Harris bipods. Are you a NM resident or did you just get lucky on the draw?
The big old goat that I shot a couple years ago is some of the best meat I’ve ever put on the table. I was pissed that I had listened to the mixed reviews on the meat and had some of it ground or made into sausage. I highly recommend keeping everything intact until you have a chance to try it. I’m sure like everything else it depends on what they’ve been eating and how well the meat was taken care of.
Posted on 10/5/26 at 6:56 pm to 257WBY
Taste is different depending on grazing alfalfa fields or sagebrush.
Posted on 10/5/26 at 10:47 pm to SGrem
Great Pronghorn buck.
Congrats.
Congrats.
Posted on 10/5/26 at 10:51 pm to SGrem
This is awesome. Y’all kinda look alike.

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