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Wyoming pronghorn at long range
Pronghorn antelope have excellent eyesight and are always on alert, so a hunter often gets just one chance. This Wyoming pronghorn hunting trip came down to patience, a steady rest and a single, well-placed shot at long range.
What made the shot work
- Patience: waiting for the right moment beats rushing a marginal shot.
- A steady rest: a solid, stable position matters more the farther you shoot.
- Preparation: practice at distance before the hunt so you know your rifle and your limits.
Gear and planning
Good glass helps you spot animals first, and you can compare binoculars and rangefinders at OpticsPlanet. Use the onX Hunt app to scout public land, and find hunting ammo at Natchez. Check Wyoming licensing and regulations before you go.
Where to buy the gear mentioned in this post
- Shop scopes, optics and gear at OpticsPlanet
- Get the onX Hunt app
- Shop ammo and hunting gear at Natchez
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