Does a pronghorn antelope have a territory?

Pronghorn antelope do not have a strict territory like some other animals; instead, they are more nomadic and tend to use a home range that can vary in size depending on food availability and environmental conditions. Males may establish dominance hierarchies and have preferred areas for feeding and mating, but they do not aggressively defend a specific territory. Their range can overlap with that of other pronghorns, especially during migration or seasonal changes.