Your right I'm just frustrated.
The hunting might even be better after waiting a couple more years. Doesn't take long for pronghorn to hit their peak headgear.
Here's an excerpt from a Boone and Crockett article. "Studies of pronghorn from Colorado north to Montana and Alberta consistently show pronghorn achieving a plateau in horn size by 2 – 3 years of age. Pronghorn in New Mexico and Arizona may have peak horn size later, perhaps 4-5 years of age. Furthermore, young bucks (less than four years of age) are often half of the top 10 largest pronghorn harvested in a region. The highest scoring Boone and Crockett pronghorn trophies, in which the animals’ ages are known, are three years old or younger!"
By David Hewitt, Boone and Crockett Club Professional Member It is an axiom that management for trop
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Just keep applying! You'll get that tag and have a great hunt!