Photos: New Mexico Antelope with Federal Premium, Savage Arms and Bushnell

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posted on September 7, 2017
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Being a lifetime resident of the mid-Atlantic region, I never really had much opportunity to hunt western game growing up. As such, I jumped at the opportunity to join Federal Premium, Bushnell, Savage Arms and the Sportsmen's Alliance when they invited me to spend a week chasing pronghorn in the New Mexico desert. You can get a closer look at my trip with the gallery embedded above.

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