Pronghorn

Pronghorns are very curious. This band was drawn closer by waving a white plastic bag—an old hunters trick [February; near Bryce Canyon, Utah]

Pronghorns are very curious. This band was drawn closer by waving a white plastic bag—an old hunters trick [February; near Bryce Canyon, Utah]

Pronghorns are very curious. This band was drawn closer by waving a white plastic bag—an old hunters trick [February; near Bryce Canyon, Utah]

Though sometimes called "antelope," Pronghorns are not related to them [September; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming]

Pronghorns have been clocked at speeds of 60 mph or more! [September; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming]

Pronghorns have been clocked at speeds of 60 mph or more! [September; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming]

Pronghorns have been clocked at speeds of 60 mph or more! [September; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming]

Pronghorns are very curious. This band was drawn closer by waving a white plastic bag—an old hunters trick [February; near Bryce Canyon, Utah]

Pronghorns are very curious. This band was drawn closer by waving a white plastic bag—an old hunters trick [February; near Bryce Canyon, Utah]

Pronghorns are very curious. This band was drawn closer by waving a white plastic bag—an old hunters trick [February; near Bryce Canyon, Utah]

Though sometimes called "antelope," Pronghorns are not related to them [September; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming]

Pronghorns have been clocked at speeds of 60 mph or more! [September; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming]

Pronghorns have been clocked at speeds of 60 mph or more! [September; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming]

Pronghorns have been clocked at speeds of 60 mph or more! [September; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming]