Amazing conservation effort of this amazing, ancient animal! Every angle covered and involving the local community is wonderful. All conservation efforts should follow your example. Just brilliant and so uplifting. Thank you for this wonderful video.
holistic grazing would help restore the habitats that the pronghorns thrive off, culling predators and trying to collect water run off manually is like putting a band-aid on a tumour
Yr right. anyone who thinks culling predators will help the population knows nothing about this animal! One of the most distinctive features of the pronghorn is that the predator that pushed it to run so fast is long gone.
They reproduce much quicker when they get hunted. There is a reason coyotes are so successful. The only thing that can keep coyotes in check are wolves
Wish Colorado would do more to save habitat and build air herds up to 50 bucks to 100 does in every unit and same with bull elk. 50/100 is perfect. 😁😁😁❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Biologists should be rounded up, ear tagged, radio collared and transported to places where they are needed. If a few die in the process that is heart breaking but should not stand in the way of beneficial management of biologists.
Amazing conservation effort of this amazing, ancient animal! Every angle covered and involving the local community is wonderful. All conservation efforts should follow your example. Just brilliant and so uplifting. Thank you for this wonderful video.
Thanks you for getting our wildlife back
Spotting these wonderful animals has always been an uplifting event in our family. Great work on this project!! Also great video.
Well done by all. Thank you for sharing.
Very inspiring. Thanks guys
The pronghorn is my favorite animal.
Same
Great work!
85 percent faun success... so awesome.
holistic grazing would help restore the habitats that the pronghorns thrive off, culling predators and trying to collect water run off manually is like putting a band-aid on a tumour
Yr right. anyone who thinks culling predators will help the population knows nothing about this animal! One of the most distinctive features of the pronghorn is that the predator that pushed it to run so fast is long gone.
@@serpentmaster1323 yeah that too man, for sure!
very cool!!!
Damn, them things can run. It would seem since the catastrophic end of the Sabre tooth tigers 12k years ago, they would slow down by now.
Fabulous
6:36 they have one by the horns lol
Awesome job.
I would say u need to thin out the coyotes to reasonable levels
Pronghorn and coyotes, real Americans. Everything else migrated here from Asia.
I would go hunt coyotes but I don't know where the privet property lines are. I seen a coyote's out there hunting in the open but didn't shoot them
Dont shoot too many coyotes though, or theyll be endangered
Gmail UserE Not hardly, they are too wily.
They reproduce much quicker when they get hunted. There is a reason coyotes are so successful. The only thing that can keep coyotes in check are wolves
@@JoolianV Can you cite something to back this up?
The stuff i find on TH-cam
There is one predator that can outrun a coyote & pronghorn, the North American cheetah
Andrew Virgil the American cheetah is extinct
I know that everyone knows that
Wish Colorado would do more to save habitat and build air herds up to 50 bucks to 100 does in every unit and same with bull elk. 50/100 is perfect. 😁😁😁❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Pronghorn are a stand alone species, they are not Antelope! Pronghorn are unique to North America! They are not even remotely related to Antelope!
Biologists should be rounded up, ear tagged, radio collared and transported to places where they are needed. If a few die in the process that is heart breaking but should not stand in the way of beneficial management of biologists.