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vitalzone
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LAST EDITED ON Jan-28-09 AT 08:20PM (MST)[p]NEW Mexico BUCK. what do you think he scores?
Enough. Very nice goat, congrats.
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NeverStopHuntin
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That thing is huge. My guess is 86
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Jonsey
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My guess is don's antelope is about 90-91 with 3rd mass directly above prong
chipc
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Antelope are tough to judge on the hoof much less by a picture. Oh well here goes :
Buck # 1, 16 inches, decent mass, small cutters = 79"
# 2, 15 1/2 inches, better mass, better cutters = 83''
# 3, LOOONG, maybe 17 ! excellent mass and cutters. That
bad boy has it all. I think He's pushing 90''
All great trophies. Congratulations to the hunters. I hesitate to guess scores. Its kinda like when a moman asks you how old you think she is - or how much she weighs !! Chip
Buck # 1, 16 inches, decent mass, small cutters = 79"
# 2, 15 1/2 inches, better mass, better cutters = 83''
# 3, LOOONG, maybe 17 ! excellent mass and cutters. That
bad boy has it all. I think He's pushing 90''
All great trophies. Congratulations to the hunters. I hesitate to guess scores. Its kinda like when a moman asks you how old you think she is - or how much she weighs !! Chip
lostinOregon
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Don's buck appears to be right around 90 to me, a monster but he has killed some pretty big ones in the past.
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Stryker
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Below are a couple of pictures of an old flathorned antelope I was fortunate enough to harvest this year here in Colorado.
No idea what he would score, but I think he's going to look good on the wall!
Stryker...
No idea what he would score, but I think he's going to look good on the wall!
Stryker...
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D13er
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-01-09 AT 01:45PM (MST)[p]WOW stryker, that is an awesome pronghorn.....got any numbers for him ?? Unfortunately B&C doesn't allow entry of pronghorn that are less than 15 degrees of horizontal....and that one looks close to that....an unfortunate rule for such a good one.
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The inside spread is measured at a right
angle to the center line of the skull at the widest
point between the main beam of the horns.
This measurement is supplementary and not
included in the final score computation nor is
there any deduction for excessive spread. In order
to be eligible for entry, both horns, when
viewed from the front, should angle upward
approximately 15 degrees or more from a horizontal
plane projected across both horn bases.
This eliminates heads with horns that project
straight out or downward from inclusion in the
records. Pronghorn antelope with split skulls
are not eligible for entry into the records."
great post/pic, thanks for sharing
JB
"
The inside spread is measured at a right
angle to the center line of the skull at the widest
point between the main beam of the horns.
This measurement is supplementary and not
included in the final score computation nor is
there any deduction for excessive spread. In order
to be eligible for entry, both horns, when
viewed from the front, should angle upward
approximately 15 degrees or more from a horizontal
plane projected across both horn bases.
This eliminates heads with horns that project
straight out or downward from inclusion in the
records. Pronghorn antelope with split skulls
are not eligible for entry into the records."
great post/pic, thanks for sharing
JB
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unclebuck32
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Those are all just awesome Goats! thanks for sharing!
