http://www.seattlepi.com/local/6420ap_wa_yakama_reservation_antelope.html
Hopefully these little guys will be the start of a new herd. Prong horn were hunted out in the early 1900s.
Volunteers from Safari Club International and tribal members released 99 of the prairie speedsters this month on the Yakama Indian Reservation after trucking them 700 miles from their capture site in Nevada.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife officials said they are supportive of the reintroduction. However, by not involving the state agency in the pronghorn capture and release, the Yakamas avoided dealing in advance with issues that get sticky for government agencies.
Hopefully these little guys will be the start of a new herd. Prong horn were hunted out in the early 1900s.