Harvested a nice Utah Antelope today, Updated pictues on pg. 6

[doubleo]

That's a heck of a buck. Congrates!  

[Duker]

How SWEEEEET it is    CONGRATS Conner  

[steadman]

Congrats again Bud! Enjoy your time at the top too  

[Flatshooter]

Well done Conner! I'm headed to S.D. in a little more than 3 weeks to try to put one down myself.

[knobby]

Great start to your season. Congratulations on the beautiful antelope.

[Tim]

Awesome job!  Love the first photo......  

[Fidelios]

WoW!!! Congratulations!!!!!!

[swp]

Congrats!

[JParanee]

Awesome

[OBXarcher]

Nice goat. Congrats

[stickbowmaniac]

Congrats.Thanks for sharing

[ksbowman]

Good buck! Congrats on a very successful hunt!

[Eric Sprick]

That's a dandy! Nice shot.

Eric

[arsurveyor]

Well done...

[Oregon Okie]

Cool

[Colotrad]

Awesome pronghorn!  Great shot too!  Your 2012 is really off to a great start. Keep it up!

[rastaman]

Way to go sir!          Awesome animal!

[stujay]

Nice antelope.

[Conner Parry]

This Doe was fun to see, she was the first to investigate the water hole. She didn't like the Double Bull Blind and began making a "buzzing noise" I guess it's and Antelope bleat but hearing it in real life is kind of strange.



I don't have an adapter for my spotting scope to take photographs, but I really like how these pictures look. I just hold camera in front of the eyepiece, it works sometimes...

[Conner Parry]

When we climbed out of the blind to look for the fallen buck, we took a few pictures as we made our way towards him. I like this photograph as you can see the buck laying just to the right shoulder. I took an Antelope in 2003 off of the same waterhole, on the same day, at the same time as this one.



This next picture is a little bloody, but it shows just how much damage a sharp two blade broadhead will do. At the shot, the buck spun so my arrow entered his last rib and angled forward towards the shoulder. The arrow broke two ribs and the Scapula exiting and was hanging about eight inches as he ran off. It's really nice to see how quickly a well placed arrow will dispatch game.