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Originally Posted by walking buffalo

Other than a bounty, you still have not given a reason as to Why Alberta's pronghorns are not doing well in this specific area.

Did you notice that most Agreed that there are few Pronghorns along HWY 36, which USED to be prime Pronghorn country?
I agree with your observation, that area and many more like it are sadly void of Pronghorns.

When a person goes Pronghorn hunting, you don't just drive anyplace in the south, you drive to those few remaining larger pockets of grazing land and natural prairie.
Yes, they can be found in cropland, usually adjacent to natural areas, sometimes because they are migrating to another grassland area.

It was recognized decades ago that the true limiting factor in Alberta for Pronghorn populations and area of greatest concern was Habitat and Habitat Loss.

With the continued expansion of agriculture, needed for the expanding human population and desire for greater wealth, this situation has only gotten worse. Farmers, Ranchers and Citiots are all equally to blame, along with our governing bodies.

100% agree.