I saw an antelope South of Sweetwater a while back. I thought that was pretty unusual. What's the Farthest East any of you have seen one?

South of Sweetwater?

about 40 miles south of Abilene

Correct. About 15-20 miles north of Bronte. But that was domesticated antelope. I stopped there once to take pictures and about eight came within 20 yards of fence. The big buck kept the distance though. Looked like they came to feed.

Jacksonville Texas.

I have friends hunting in Childdress this season, new lease to them, they saw a pronghorn opening weekend.I haven't spent any time in that part of the state, but I never would have thought that there were Pronghorn there??

about 5 miles or less east of Throckmorton. Big ranch close to Throckmorton gets tags some years. Saw those less than 100 yards off of HWY 380

I hunt Fisher Co. and supposedly they are always running through there.

Heard there are some around Breckeridge but I have never seen them

Would not surprise meat all.
Mule deer migrated to Childress area over the years using Palo Duro Canyon.

I was thinking that maybe the drought was moving them further East??

I have seen them in Foard county long ago and King and Cottle about 8 years ago.

First time I saw some Black Buck does in Medina, I thought they
were pronghorns....some may still be getting confused as same..
don't much care for the meat, dark red, bloody, stringy...Heads
are pretty on the wall...They do make fair dry sausage..DD

Arkansas......... no wait that was Hillary Clinton I saw, my bad

I wish I could transport all of them off my place

Use to see some leaving Abilene headed to Bronte.

There is still a decent sized herd on the Clark Ranch west of Throckmorton. See them a few times a year.

There are some between Guthrie and Benjamin, kind of between the 6666 and Pitchfork ranches.

That was the area of my King county sightings. I saw them multiple times driving to Lubbock.

Found a deal saying that historically they were as far East as the 97th meridian, which is basically I-35 and as far South as Jim Hog county. Today they are obviously confined to the Trans Pecos and and western panhandle. TPWD shows isolated populations in King, Scurry, and Haskel counties. So seeing one anywhere in that area probably wouldn't be too unusual. I wish we still had them around here.