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Article: [ Adult pronghorn in southeast Wyoming look good and... ]
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- Wyoming Tribune-Eagle
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- September 11, 1997
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CHEYENNE Adult pronghorn in southeast Wyoming look good and
healthy for hunters out on the prowl over the next several weeks,
wildlife officials say.
However, officials say a harsh April storm caused several doe
pronghorns to abort their young, which may mean leaner hunting over
the next two years.
Game and Fish biologist Mark Zornes predicts good hunting this
year for antelope hunters in this part of the state.
"With the forage production this year, the animals we do have are
in good shape," says Zornes.
Zornes says antelope herds near Cheyenne south of Interstate 80
and the Chalk Bluffs herd look a little better than recent years.
Antelope west of Interstate 25 and south of Sybille ...