Hunter success during last fall's pronghorn hunting season was 68%, according to the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.
Game and Fish issued 1,710 licenses (1,034 lottery and 676 gratis), and 1,457 hunters took 991 pronghorn, consisting of 807 bucks, 159 does and 25 fawns. Each hunter spent an average of three days afield.
The 2022 pronghorn hunting season will be determined in July.
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