Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Other Big Game => Topic started by: cbond3318 on April 10, 2013, 07:49:05 AM
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A friend sent this picture to me last night of a couple of Antelope in the Horse Heaven Hills. Kinda cool to see.
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I see them quite often down here. They are holding their own I believe. Cool pic
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I just saw three a week ago. Pretty neat. I hope they make it.
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Cool little critters and fun to hunt. Hope they do well.
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Excellent news!
Where did they come from? There used to be a herd around Manastash Ridge, years ago. Wasn't this herd put down because of some disease?? I could be wrong about that.
Did this herd come down from Yakima, or are there antelope in Oregon, and they came across the river? Does anybody know?
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The Central Washington Chapter of SCI in conjunction with the Yakama tribe captured and released 99 pronghorn from the Winnemucca Nevada area 2+ years ago. They had originally planned on releasing them deeper into the rez west of Hwy 97 but bad roads made them release them on the east side closer to Satus Creek. Since then they've been spotted east around West Richland and south toward Patterson. It's pretty cool to see them here in Washington. I believe they were going to attempt another transplant this winter but lack of snow in Nevada prevented it from happening. Hopefully next year.
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Should do good out in that turf east of satus cr. as long as they stay say .300 mag range from the road on the rez. they might make it out there too.
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problem with the survival is they dont release enough...they should be capturing and releasing more. Not just a 1 time deal
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problem with the survival is they dont release enough...they should be capturing and releasing more. Not just a 1 time deal
They have tried releasing more. But when antelope are captured there temperature goes up a lot. So they have to have temperatures low enough both in Nevada and here a the same time and this haven't happened the last couple years.
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One of my dads friends lives off Davis road. He see's them all the time