Max, I tell my customers to make contact with a taxidermist out there before your hunt, to go over if they can cape it partially and make freezer arrangements if the head is intact. Pronghorns are tender, in that the hair is not too deeply rooted. Youll see when you watch the hair fly in the scope on bulletimpact. When cutting dwon the back of the neck, go to one side or the other of the neck "mane" so the taxidermist can make it stand back up when mounting and sewing.