Great video. For me, antelope is the one big game species where I really look at the horns and say - "yeah, that is the look I like" or "no, don't really look the like of that one." Shape plays a huge role in what I am interested in shooting at. Once they get to a certain size, overall look scores higher than inches in my book.
Thanks for this video Randy. I drew a Sheldon Refuge tag here in Nevada this year and hope to find a big pronghorn. This video is really helpful for a guy who doesn’t have much pronghorn experience.
Great stuff, Randy. You've shot some real impressive bucks, and I love what you said "Ugly first and big second." I would LOVE to shoot a freak buck, but I've yet to see one during the season. They all taste good, so just enjoy the hunt and look for what you personally like.
You passed on one that looked ok, you walked to maybe 20 yds with your friend who held your bullet. Southern Wyoming. Would have been hard for me to pass. I have not been antelope hunting. I think this they are the next species for me.
Never had them smell. Once you get them off the cores, clean thoroughly and bond them back on the core. Odor would be if you didn't get all the tissue out of the core and did not disinfect the cores good. Use baking soda, borax, or some other cleaning agent.
I am going on my first antelope hunt this October. These videos are great. I hope I can find something like your massive pronged European mount buck. I would have shot him over your ivory tipped European mount any day..... that being said I would be proud to have either. I am excited for the experience and hope to be in need of antelope recipes... do you have any???
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awesome job Randy keep up the HARD work it is greatly appreciated your wealth of knowledge to share it with us....thanks Randy
Thanks for watching.
Great video. For me, antelope is the one big game species where I really look at the horns and say - "yeah, that is the look I like" or "no, don't really look the like of that one." Shape plays a huge role in what I am interested in shooting at. Once they get to a certain size, overall look scores higher than inches in my book.
Agreed. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for this video Randy. I drew a Sheldon Refuge tag here in Nevada this year and hope to find a big pronghorn. This video is really helpful for a guy who doesn’t have much pronghorn experience.
Your taxidermist does some outstanding work. Those mounts could be in a museum.
thank you Randy for adding more hunting videos
Thanks for watching.
Who does your mounting? Perfect work. Cheers! Chris.
Was good to see that CPA brain in number crunching mode Big Fin.
Simple math gets hard as I get older. Hopefully I'm never tested on fractions or long division.
Great stuff, Randy. You've shot some real impressive bucks, and I love what you said "Ugly first and big second." I would LOVE to shoot a freak buck, but I've yet to see one during the season.
They all taste good, so just enjoy the hunt and look for what you personally like.
Yes, they all taste great, which is why it is hard to get too worked up over horn size.
Thanks for the continued wealth of knowledge!
You got it!
Hey Mr. Newberg I shot an antelope and it has extra horns on the back should I get it mounted?
I would. Freaky bucks are of the greatest admiration at my house. Congrats.
Cool Video. I would be interested in how to judge a mature buck in the field.
Working on that video.
Sweet, I think I can tell a 90" buck is a good one especially in a harvest photo. For me it's the hardest animal to judge.
You passed on one that looked ok, you walked to maybe 20 yds with your friend who held your bullet. Southern Wyoming. Would have been hard for me to pass. I have not been antelope hunting. I think this they are the next species for me.
Very helpful indeed.
I'm like you I don't care what an animal scores I worry more about the character and taste
Yup. Every pronghorn I've taken was record book table fare. Thanks for watching.
nice video.. just found you last week
Thanks. Glad you found us.
i am 15 and i watch this i feel proud haha
Thanks, now I need to do my antelope
Yes, you do. Thanks for watching.
Randy Newberg, Hunter Wow I did it just like you and my goat came out to 80 inches. I never thought he was that big.
How do you clean/polish the horns?
I use a damp cloth to clean them. Some use different stains or polishes. I don't.
Any idea how to get the smell out of the horns?
Never had them smell. Once you get them off the cores, clean thoroughly and bond them back on the core. Odor would be if you didn't get all the tissue out of the core and did not disinfect the cores good. Use baking soda, borax, or some other cleaning agent.
Thanks Randy I'm going to try some borax. Hope you do an antelope hunt in Montana some day.
I am going on my first antelope hunt this October. These videos are great. I hope I can find something like your massive pronged European mount buck. I would have shot him over your ivory tipped European mount any day..... that being said I would be proud to have either. I am excited for the experience and hope to be in need of antelope recipes... do you have any???
Good luck. Any recipe you use for deer or other red meat will be delicious with antelope.
thanks again awesome
One of these daze........:)
Hope this year is your year.