Antelope in 242 normal?

[Epicure]

Found an Antelope in WMU 242 in the Kingman area last week. Do they normally range that far north or was this fella an anomaly?

[Lefty-Canuck]

Originally Posted by Epicure

Found an Antelope in WMU 242 in the Kingman area last week. Do they normally range that far north or was this fella an anomaly?

Sometimes they wander...I have seen them by Ponoka and on airport road just out of Nisku.

No it's not normal

LC

[cutthroat666]

Relatively normal. I've seen a number of 'lopes travelling from Edmonton to Lloydminster.

[300magman]

There were a couple by ft sask last year. I never got a picture of them but did see them, if I remember correctly someone here posted a pic of them. Seen a few by Camrose over the years as well, so they definitely wander.

[IR_mike]

Seen one dead 10 k south of Viking 15 years ago and seen a pic of one by tullibee lake north of the NSR in 2004.

[Coreyh]

I saw one near Josephburg (Fort Saskatchewan area) last summer. I sent the pics to F&W, and a biologist got back to me saying that it is definitely abnormal for them to be that far north, but not unheard of.

[300magman]

^^^^theres the pics I was talking about, lol. I saw them a bit further north, just south of Hwy 15 on my way to bruderheim. Was 2 does and a buck.

[riskytype]

I've seen them south of Chipman and north of Tofield

[kujoseto]

Now if only they'd stay together and grow the numbers to the point they'd have to expand their range
Cool pics!

[Hunter4ever12]

Originally Posted by IR_mike

Seen one dead 10 k south of Viking 15 years ago and seen a pic of one by tullibee lake north of the NSR in 2004.

I find the #'s of Antelope have increased around Killam quite a bit in the last 5 years.

[Ceilidh69]

Must be global warming to blame.........

[Abe89]

Ive seen them in and around three hill red deer river area quite a fee times.


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