However, pronghorns need open space, not only to display their spellbinding speed, but also to forage. The iconic grassland ...

Most of us do not naturally make a connection between the U.S./Mexico border wall and animal migration. Afterall, these walls ...

Judith and Matthew Thompson have watched countless pronghorn hoof it over the frozen New Fork River on the parcel of state land adjacent to their home. “The best migration that you could watch ...

Pronghorn are essentially the last of their kind, having evolved at least 12,000 years ago, when a dazzling array of megafauna roamed our continent: ... and even in their hooves, ...

Short legs and small hooves are their Achilles’ heel. They flounder in snowdrifts that bison, elk and moose easily plow through or glide over. To compensate for their weakness in the snowpack, ...

After the Yellowstone Park pronghorn herd hit a low of 190 in 2009, its numbers have since more than doubled, in part due to NPCA’s efforts to increase access to quality habitat. A total of 481 were ...

The North American pronghorn is a remarkable animal, elegant in stature and a speedster on the prairies, capable of sprinting at sustained speeds of 45 to 50 mph. But pronghorn, which often gather ...

A settlement agreement was reached after a 53-year-old Clayton man poached a pronghorn, a mammal that looks like an antelope, in Modoc County. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife began ...

Deep, crusty snow piled up on fields in eastern Colorado after last week’s snowstorm is driving herds of pronghorn onto roads, and dozens of them are dying, Colorado Parks and Wildlife offici… ...