Unless things have changed, or there is something unusual at "that" ranch I cn not imagine a place in Clayton area that does not have Pronghorns.
Weather conditions this year may have significantly affected populations.
Years ago I was cutting across a place north and east of Wagon Mound and there were like 30-40 dead pronghorns in the snow in a couple of miles, so severe weather can drastically affect populations.
If you are looking for "record book quality, that may or may not be another matter.
Seems like there are one or two posters here that are from the Clayton area!
Weather can definitely impact numbers. I’ve seen winter kills in Wyoming but not in Texas or New Mexico, no doubt it could happen though just not as likely.
