A set of newborn annylopes. Still damp......





And the boss's daughters ain't too shabby, either....

Where's the Momma?

Do antelope abandon their young like whitetails will if you contaminate them with human scent?

nope.....

Whitetails don't either...

My wife and I seen a whitetail yesterday while riding in a combine cutting wheat yesterday that was about the same size. It seems a little late for a fawn to be born around here.

huntsman,

That is very cool.
You have 2 beautiful daughters too.

JD338

Nah, the daughters belong to my boss. I just have a couple of homely boys.

Then he has beautiful daughters.......

I never saw 'horney' spelt like that.

or like that....

There's no telling. Doe antelope have to rank as the worst mothers.

Lets ask the girls for their opinions!

You be one of the good guys here Huntsman.
I'd bet them some fine boys right there.

Nice pics.

You'd win that bet, sal

Once they stash their babies, antelope mamas can roam quite a ways.

bullshitt

Two young men will allow you a little more sleep at night, but not much@!

yup. just watch a doe when a pair of coyotes get too close...

I'd be giving them babies of their own!

Great Pics there Huntsman22.

It is a great time of year to watch all the critters doing their thing. Watching all the little ones running,bucking and playing all over the place is always a good time.

That reminds me that I need to put some more "skeeter" spray in my truck.

We haven't had a single skeeter yet this year. As dry as I've ever seen it, and so windy that even if a skeeter hatches, he'll just blow away......

Another baby pic. I had to get in on it, too....

Yes, a great season to be out. The wife and I did about 1.5 cords of western larch yesterday. We saw 3 pronghorn does with each trailing twins, 1 turkey, about 4 deer but no fawns visible, and a blond bear.

pretty cool Don. A couple of years ago a buddy of mine and I were slayin' pdogs when this doe antelope came wondering right through the town that we were shootin', and collected her kid and off they went. I then got to lookin' a little closer across the town and spotted 3 other fawns that were still laying amongst the prairie dog mounds. Who knows where thier mothers were at.
The we decided to move a bit for some fresh action and we dang near drove over another fawn. Took pics. of it from the truck. We had the truck with-in about 15' of it, and it never flinched.