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Other than hunting, are there other ways to reduce the pronghorn antelope population?

Last Updated: December 14, 2006

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In areas where crop depredation and livestock competition are severe, pronghorns can be readily herded with aircraft into corral traps. After capture, they can be translocated into suitable unoccupied habitat. This technique is for use only by federal or state wildlife agencies. Note, however, that this technique is very expensive and unlikely to be cost-efficient.

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