Check out these little guys. First ones Ive got my eye on this spring.
Love being out this time of the year!
Hunting & Fishing First Antelope fawns 2009
Check out these little guys. First ones Ive got my eye on this spring.
Love being out this time of the year!
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
Darn, they are all legs. Looks like they have the eye on you.
Darn, they are all legs. Looks like they have the eye on you.
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
As soon as I snapped the pic, they took off out of there like they were changing zip codes!
As soon as I snapped the pic, they took off out of there like they were changing zip codes!
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
Great pict's!
Those little buggers can sure cover some ground.
Great pict's!
Those little buggers can sure cover some ground.
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
Cool... never seen goat fawns before... thanks for sharing.
Cool... never seen goat fawns before... thanks for sharing.
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
Very Nice! Thanks for posting!!!
Very Nice! Thanks for posting!!!
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
Well I can't say that they look cute. They actually look evil!! Did you throw them some hay so you can fatten them up for hunting season?
Well I can't say that they look cute. They actually look evil!! Did you throw them some hay so you can fatten them up for hunting season?
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
I have a good friend who is a big game biologist out of Miles City, Montana for Fish, Wildlife & Parks and he claims Antelope bucks reach full maturity at age 4. He also says that a lot of good horn growth is relavant to winter conditions as well as feed conditions this time of year. Coming out of a mild winter into a good rainy spring and early summer will produce good numbers of trophy buck Antelope. By the end of June the bucks horns are finished growing. A good time to scout.
I have a good friend who is a big game biologist out of Miles City, Montana for Fish, Wildlife & Parks and he claims Antelope bucks reach full maturity at age 4. He also says that a lot of good horn growth is relavant to winter conditions as well as feed conditions this time of year. Coming out of a mild winter into a good rainy spring and early summer will produce good numbers of trophy buck Antelope. By the end of June the bucks horns are finished growing. A good time to scout.
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
Neat Pictures. I will probably be driving to Kalispell or Helena this week. My boss lives in Kalispell. I hope to see some animals on the way.
Neat Pictures. I will probably be driving to Kalispell or Helena this week. My boss lives in Kalispell. I hope to see some animals on the way.
Re: First Antelope fawns 2009
nice pics, hope to draw a tag this year
nice pics, hope to draw a tag this year
