The Pronghorn Antelope is not an Antelope at all; it is the last remaining of its species today. Our North American Pronghorn are more closely related to a Giraffe than they are to African plains Antelope. Pronghorns are Ruminants with a four chamber stomach, forked horns that shed each year after the rut (unique in that they are the only horned animal that shed this sheath each year), the horn itself is a 2-part structure, an interior bone[...]
Wyoming pronghorn
Our Go-To Dry Rub Seasoning for Antelope Steak
Our favorite rub from Nevada Foodies. | Photo credit also goes out to Nevada Foodies.
While, we do love a great antelope steak marinated over night in soy, olive oil, and a pinch of salt and pepper, this dry run from Nevada Foodies we haven’t been able to be[...]
Researchers Discover Wyoming Mule Deer Migration
Scientists have recently discovered an epic Wyoming mule deer migration that was previously unknown. Each year, a herd of mule deer leaves the Red Desert and travels more than 150 miles to the Hoback Basin south of Jackson. This impressive migration is now the longes[...]
2013 Wyoming Hunting Awards: SNS Places 4 Trophies in WYOGA Awards!
The Wyoming Outfitters & Guides Association (WYOGA) has just announced its 2013 Wyoming hunting awards for trophies taken in 2012. We are pleased to report that SNS Outfitter & Guides has placed four trophies in two different categories!
First, congratulations to hunter Matt McKinney and guide Jake Black whose Wyoming mule deer placed firs[...]
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