Huge AZ Antelope Taken

[Maxhunter]

Pronghorn guide service does it again.

The buck's preliminary measurements indicate that it may score around 94-inches. It sports 17-1/2-inch horns with 6-inch prongs and 7-3/4-inch bases. Taken with a rifle by the AZ Governors tag holder.

 

[RUTTIN]

Wow very nice!

 

[Blue Skies Hunting Advent]

That smile says it all.

 

[Maxhunter]

Here's a better picture! My work computer won't let me upload from photobucket!

 

[Stringmusic]

Goveners tag with a rifle. Nice of him to dump a bunch of money into the states fish and game program.

 

[jenbickel]

Holy crap.

 

[Pronghorn73]

Just when you think you have done alright antelope hunting over the years and then you see something like this...................WOW!

 

[Colorado Cowboy]

Nice goat....but $$$ will get you a lot when it comes to special issue tags! I really have mixed feelings about this way to make money for G & F depts.

 

[Elkoholic307]

Goveners tag with a rifle. Nice of him to dump a bunch of money into the states fish and game program.

That's all you can say?

 

[BuckeyeDIY]

I'd shoot it

 

[bushmasterar15]

Nice speed goat. I get to watch one just like that when I drive down the back road just this one looks wider.

 

[Drhorsepower]

Nice speed goat. I get to watch one just like that when I drive down the back road just this one looks wider.

Pictures? We would love to see!

 

[bushmasterar15]

Pictures? We would love to see!

I will try and get pics but it's dang hard to draw a tag here for antelope in Arizona don't want to give the place away.

 

[Stringmusic]

That's all you can say?

Just saying what it was. Nice goat!

Missed your comment...

 

[Drhorsepower]

I will try and get pics but it's dang hard to draw a tag here for antelope in Arizona don't want to give the place away.

Don't need a tag to take a picture and don't put any identifying features in it. We all love to see pronghorn

 

[bowhuntress]

Nice buck! I would love to shoot something even close to that! Congrats to the hunter.

 

[Umpqua Hunter]

Tony and Eli Grimmett and Chad Smith are the guides in the picture. They are as good as it gets for antelope in Arizona.