Sublette pronghorn migration draft report is out

Wyoming and Sublette County hold some of the most important and longest stretches of prehistoric ungulate migration corridors. In fall when weather threatens, bunches of pronghorn antelope does, fawns and bucks gather into larger groups and fill up on forage, as they did recently in a private hayfield in Hoback Basin.

This week on Tuesday, Game and Fish’s biologist Ashleigh Rhea, with the Pinedale Anticline Project Office (PAPO), told board members the Sublette pronghorn herd lost an estimated 75 percent of its population.