A big one
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Stillwater165
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Very nice !
Focoelkman
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Congratulations Tristate
yoteduster
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Nice buck...congrats
hornkiller
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Those pics make it look like a 12"er
DeerMadness
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That will measure bigger than they look. Nice!
Soj51hopeful
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BLAAAAAM!!!
Nice one tri.
Nice one tri.
johnnycake
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I think you misspelled "the insane mass" as "pics", but could've been autocorrect
heywouldya
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That's outstanding! Congrats
hornkiller
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Nah!
coloradoman
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Hmmmm
He never said HE killed it and has not responded?
He never said HE killed it and has not responded?
Tristate
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Howdy,
Thanks for the kind words. The antelope was killed by me in Texas. He is the largest antelope I have ever killed. Before drying he scored 83 2/8. I am doubtful if he will end up drying over 82 but we will see. Mass all the way around is exceptional. Two mass below the prong and two above. I won't try and BS anyone about getting 3 below the prong.
I think I have a new favorite pronghorn caliber. .22-250
Thanks for the kind words. The antelope was killed by me in Texas. He is the largest antelope I have ever killed. Before drying he scored 83 2/8. I am doubtful if he will end up drying over 82 but we will see. Mass all the way around is exceptional. Two mass below the prong and two above. I won't try and BS anyone about getting 3 below the prong.
I think I have a new favorite pronghorn caliber. .22-250
yoteduster
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Tri I have a ?? For you..when and if you mount this old bruiser will you blacken his horns a little bit or leave them the way they are..
Tristate
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I try and leave them as natural as possible. I usually oil them with orange glow and I don't boil them off. I think my method darkens them just a tad but they don't turn black.
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Getting tough. Pronghorn in Texas are being grossly mismanaged right now. They have made some changes in the last 4years that has put them in a tail spin.
Something is going to have to change or there will be just a handful left.
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i kinda wondered. not the first state that comes to mind when i think pronghorn. that's a smokin buck though.
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