Antelope Age Question- Picture of teeth

[wytex]

Wyoming antelope from this year. I looked at the aging information that was posted earlier this year, and I'm still having troubles figuring out if all the front teeth are adult teeth, or if the back ones are still baby teeth. Can someone provide an age ? It didn't have an overly big body, or big horns. 13" one side 13.5 other side and small prongs.

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I would call him 4 based on no cupping of the teeth. We get most of our animals aged if they are mature and at least 4+ years old. 4+ would have some cupping, or wearing down of the upper tooth surface. But best way is to get the lab to age them, they could be 4+ but don't look it to me or the spouse.

 

[Carl 9.3x62]

This doe was aged by WG&F tooth aging lab at 14 1/2 years old. At the time it was the oldest pronghorn they had aged. Late season harvest.

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What year was this?

 

[wytex]

Sorry late response, it was in 2015.