Pronghorn Freaks
Non-typicals don't just happen in the woods, but occur on the prairies, too.
Just in time for Halloween, some very freaky antelope photos are rolling in. One of them is my Wyoming pronghorn. Stress on the prong. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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What the heck? How is that even possible?
Those are some awesome pics.
Weird never seen non-typical prong horn
I wonder what would cause both horns to grow like that?Maybe it ran into a fencepost when it was a young animal? Definately an unusual trophy
I was unaware this was possible with pronghorn. How bout that?
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I was unaware this was possible with pronghorn. How bout that?
I wonder what would cause both horns to grow like that?Maybe it ran into a fencepost when it was a young animal? Definately an unusual trophy
Weird never seen non-typical prong horn
What the heck? How is that even possible?
Those are some awesome pics.
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