When Monte Skinner was seven years old, he was given the chore of catching baby antelope. Since I’ve been in Wyoming I’ve become used to hearing stories of children being […]
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Treasures from Our West: Indian and Pronghorn Antelope by Paul Manship
Originally featured in Points West magazine in Winter 2010 Depicting a hunting scene, Indian and Pronghorn Antelope by Paul Manship stands out from other works of the same subject. The […]
Treasures from Our West: Pronghorn antelope
Originally featured in Points West in Winter 2013 Pronghorn (Antilocapra Americano) specimen The pronghorn (Antilocapra Americano), usually called the pronghorn antelope, is not really an antelope at all. Although it […]
Past Exhibition: Pronghorn Passage
Past Exhibition: Pronghorn Passage Adventure – Conservation – Storytelling Each spring in late May about 300 pronghorn antelope arrive to their summer birthing grounds in Grand Teton National Park. The antelope […]
‘Pronghorn Passage’ tells of the pronghorn migration and conservation measures
Every year, about three hundred pronghorn antelope travel from summer range in Grand Teton National Park to winter range in Wyoming’s Green River Basin. This journey is the longest overland […]
