Colorado Pronghorn - Our 1st Bucks!!! - RGO

[@yehudaavshalom6137]

Great opening day, congratulations

[@RegularGuysOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@todddorsey9395]

Congratulations love the hunt

[@RegularGuysOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@AirGunScout]

Congratulations, still have pronghorn on my list of game yet to harvest.

[@RegularGuysOutdoors]

Thank you, pronghorn are a very unique animal. I hope you’re able to get one. Brave Rifles!

[@philmccumbee6938]

Good video and excellent shot. Maybe next year I can go after one with you. I love the grass lands.

[@RegularGuysOutdoors]

It would be a good hunt if you can make it.

[@michaelpeters6350]

congrats, you’re having a heck of a hunting year it seems!

[@RegularGuysOutdoors]

Thank you. It has been a great season, hope it continues.

[@jeremycallahan2543]

Congratulations to both of you. I also got my first pronghorn buck this year second pronghorn ever. I couldn’t go opening weekend but got him on the 10th about 3 hours into the hunt on public land.

[@RegularGuysOutdoors]

Congrats...I didn't realize they are as small as they are. The fur is very bulky and makes them look bigger-bodied than they are.

[@jeremycallahan2543]

@@RegularGuysOutdoors yeah, agree, and it’s hard to explain to someone, but they smell like corn chips (Fritos). It’s weird. I’ve always hunted elk but the family wanted to try pronghorn and I got one and they liked it so it’s on the list now…

[@RegularGuysOutdoors]

@@jeremycallahan2543 They do smell good, Fritos is pretty accurate...maybe popcorn or corn silk??

[@zackw9292]

Just because you didn’t hear an impact, doesn’t mean that it didn’t occur. You should’ve gone and checked for blood instead of just assuming that you missed.

[@brianyannuzzi2680]

Well we could see that buck running fine no blood.