Antelope in back yard, so what the heck! Tons of questions

[Colorado Osprey]

Uh, no. Pronghorn aren't related to anything. They are their own species.

And the meat is delicious, if treated right. I've killed 7 or 8 of them over the years, and the only gamey ones were the ones that got chased around before being shot.

Sorry, I was wrong... not goat... actually it is giraffe
http://www.arkinspace.com/2011/10/pr...-antelope.html
"Its closest relative is the giraffe."

Cool pics and info on that site

[def90]

I will be living up Fairplay way, and there is an antelope herd that runs around there on some fed land in the back. Just some questions:

2. What is the deal with hunting on private property? Alot of the land is owned but unused.

The county assessors office will have all of the ownership data and is available to the public. Some counties have an eMap database available online, just zoom in on a satellite map like Google and it tells you who owns that plat of land. Park county looks to only have a simple property search look up online so you would need to know the address. If you went into the assessors office they will have maps showing every piece of property in the county with a number associated with it that you can then use to look up the owner.

http://www.parkco.org/search2.asp?