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Most immediate is the prospect of 3,500 new gas wells planned on federal land at the southern end of the pronghorn’s migratory path.
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Riis spent about a decade tracking, in photos, the migrations of elk, mule deer and pronghorn across the Yellowstone region.
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Deer, elk and pronghorn in stages of transformation Lutz’s studio is tucked into one half of a massive pole barn on a flat piece of land outside Lander.
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The desert expanse serves as a migration corridor for mule deer and pronghorn, as well as habitat for imperiled species, such as the sage grouse, hoary bat and flowering White River catseye.
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There are populations of wolves, black and grizzly bears, deer, elk and pronghorn antelope ranging freely, some crossing from nearby Yellowstone Park.
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The hills were literally painted in orange, yellow and blue with pronghorns dancing in between.
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This strategy led some animals, like pronghorns, to essentially wrestle (watch a video), whereas others, like sheep, ram their opponents.
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But people’s suggestions on Twitter include an electrical plug, a trident and a pronghorn.
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First Known Use of pronghorn
1823
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: a large animal of western North America that looks like an antelope
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