Here’s another video from our trip to the Park the other day.  We came across these pronghorns in the middle of the dirt road we were on and even though we completely stopped and turned off the car engine, they seemed a little nervous.  Then we noticed that were pronghorns on both sides of the [...]

Yesterday was “Battle of the Bands” in the Park.  We saw “bands” of pronghorn antelope, big horn sheep, elk, buffalo and deer.  Really shouldn’t call it “battle” because all the animals were very peaceful and enjoying the sun – even a band of pronghorn and big horns that were all sharing the same hillside and [...]

There is not a welcome or visitor center at the northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park so these pronghorn antelope have assumed that responsibility.  There are usually pronghorns near the Arch but there are more this year than we have ever seen before. Yellowstone Welcoming Committee

We have been watching and waiting for our pronghorns to return and yesterday about 6:00pm Grandma Dora spotted them on the ridge across from our house. Pronghorns live to be about 11 years old and are 3-5 feet tall weighing between 90-150 pounds.  The live in bands or herds and the herd that has returned [...]

We love our home on the prairie!! We site right at the junction of the prairie and the mountains.  We’re up on a little rise above the street where I took this picture and the ridge where we see our deer and antelope is right out our front windows. We see so many beautiful sunrises [...]

Grandma Dora spotted 18 pronghorn antelope on her ridge this morning.  Redi and I saw them first!!  The picture shows just a few of the pronghorns.  Pronghorns are not really antelope nor are they members of the deer family.  They are the sole surviving member of an ancient family dating back 20 million years.  It [...]

It was great hearing from the wonderful Floor family! We are excited about our upcoming trip to “Moose Meadows”.  We’re taking lots of goodies and will have a wonderful time with friends.  And, we plan to see lots of buffalo, elk, deer, antelope, moose (of course in moose meadows), bears, etc.  We’ll take lots of [...]