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Where speed goats cross the high sage seas
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By Katie Hill for Atmos From 300 yards away, a pronghorn at a standstill doesn’t look like a pronghorn at all. The animal blends in with the surrounding dehydrated grasses, sagebrush, and sunbleached rocks, staples of the western Wyoming landscape amid a droughty July.
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By Katie Hill for Atmos From 300 yards away, a pronghorn at a standstill doesn’t look like a pronghorn at all. The animal blends in with the surrounding dehydrated grasses, sagebrush, and sunbleached rocks, staples of the western Wyoming landscape amid a droughty July.
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