I slipped on a hunt in kenetreks, I figured it was because they were half worn out.
I jammed my trigger finger so hard it hurt for a couple years, to the point I was considering asking a doctor to just remove it.
Good luck on your hunts man.
If I were you I'd close this thread and do your thing.
It doesn't matter what a bunch people on a forum think any ways.
In the end you just got to do what you think is best for you and your family.
That's all practical my man.
I drive about 40k year just for work.
If I drove a tundra to work I'd loose so much money it wouldn't be viable.
I'm not so vain that I push economics aside to pretend I look cool.
With the money I save on fuel alone I pay the payment on the car and insurance and...
Seriously just practice how you can.
Pronghorn are in all types of terrain and vegetation.
You never know what shot may present itself.
Just go hunting. It will either come together or it won't. But it will be fun.