Your instructor, Randy Newberg, creates a course syllabus to guide you thru his 30+ years of Pronghorn hunting.

Pronghorn have three amazing adaptations that are employed for detecting danger and escaping predators. Randy goes in-depth to set you up for stalking success.

Pronghorn occupy some of the driest and harshest lands in the west. Randy helps you understand these landscapes to effectively hunt Pronghorn.

Understanding feeding preferences during the main Pronghorn hunting periods of August-October can be the key to finding them, and finding them in high concentrations.

During hunting seasons, Pronghorn are in three distinct phases of their calendar; pre-rut, peak rut, and post-rut. Randy shares his strategies to locate them, and different tactics to hunt them.

Scouting is about finding a buck; that special buck you want. The territorial and aggressive nature of Pronghorn make them very predictable. This makes scouting highly effective.

One of the great aspects of pronghorn hunting is the simplicity of the gear needed to hunt them. In this chapter, Randy talks equipment ideas and how optics can be applied to pronghorn hunting.

Randy talks the three primary Pronghorn archery tactics; 1) Blinds, 2) Spot & Stalk, and 3) Ambush, each having a better application depending upon the calendar period you are hunting.

Randy discusses strategies and tactics to overcome Pronghorns’ keen eyesight and blazing speed. He explains how rifle hunting allows us to mitigate their strengths and capitalize on their few weaknesses.

It doesn’t take a lot of energy to put down a Pronghorn. Given how large the heart and lungs are on a pronghorn, relative to body size, it makes for a great target.

Randy teaches you the proper steps necessary to take care of your Pronghorn trophy & meat after the kill, one of the most prized meats by many wild game chefs.

Your final hunt plan is the end goal, providing you with a grounding resource and ultimately one of your biggest odds multipliers. This level of detailed planning will move the success needle.

Your final hunt plan is the end goal, providing you with a grounding resource and ultimately one of your biggest odds multipliers. This level of detailed planning will move the success needle.