Pronghorns in December - I.

 

That late afternoon leaving Antelope Island I noticed a herd of Pronghorns in the field, they weren't heading toward the mountains and that was good. They moved across the field, that was even better.  I started to walk toward Pronghorns and followed them until they headed for the mountains.

She is young, curious and pregnant.

The pregnant female Pronghorn and the male (buck).  

Why did they stop near these dry plants?  My guess is that in winter Pronghorns are eating everything what is available.

Conversation?...  First, I thought that they were going into fight.  I was wrong.  They just stared at each other for a few seconds and afterwards peacefully headed toward the herd.

Generally, life is good!