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Pronghorns in southern Arizona
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azdesertfatherGuides: 16 | Official Routes: 22Triplogs Last: 4 d | RS: 18Water Reports 1Y: 4 | Last: 99 d - Joined: Apr 30 2008 9:57 am
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Pronghorns in southern Arizona
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cactuscatGuides: 0 | Official Routes: 3Triplogs Last: 72 d | RS: 26Water Reports 1Y: 2 | Last: 101 d - Joined: Oct 15 2002 12:08 pm
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Re: Pronghorns in southern Arizona
I was surprised and pleased to see some driving through Elgin/Sonoita area on my way to Patagonia awhile back.
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AZHiker456Guides: 28 | Official Routes: 16Triplogs Last: 218 d | RS: 0Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: 2,280 d - Joined: Nov 07 2015 10:11 pm
Re: Pronghorns in southern Arizona
I'm still relatively new to AZ but I've been living in Elgin for 8+ months now and see them almost daily hanging out / enjoying in the grassy fields. They're really neat creatures.cactuscat wrote:I was surprised and pleased to see some driving through Elgin/Sonoita area on my way to Patagonia awhile back.
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