Score this Antelope

patience · Jul 28, 2006

What do you think it scores? Looks big to me?

HighDesert · Jul 29, 2006

that is a tuff photo to judge he looks to have above average length he looks to be about 16 1/2-17. Hard to tell on the digger but I am gonna be nice and say 6 3/4. If he has moderate mass I would put him at about 82.5- 84.5 in that range just does not look heavy enough to get much higher then that. Still a stud goat and would make anyone a fine trophy.
Dave

KCR · Jul 29, 2006

Nice Goat. I think he is a little light on mass. Upper 70's would be my guess. Adios,
Kevin

RACKMASTER · Jul 29, 2006

pencil thin!
I would have to see him for a while... appears top dog though!
rm

RACKMASTER · Jul 29, 2006

where is that NV? Pumpernickel Valley?
rm

scottyboy · Jul 29, 2006

upper 70's tops.. not enough mass to crack that 80" mark. Still a nice goat..

patience · Jul 29, 2006

yeah it's in southern Nevada. Good job!

mevertsen · Jul 30, 2006

Man, that looks like a band of antelope I saw a couple weeks ago, lol. Country looks the same too, but I was in N. NV. Nice goat, I would only guess in the upper 70's also, and I was only thinking maybe 15" tall.

RELH · Jul 30, 2006

LAST EDITED ON Jul-30-06 AT 05:35PM (MST)[p]Hey guys, take another look at that lope. I would judge his lenght to be high 15 to mid 16 inch. If that height is correct, the base width, when compared to the height, is around 3.5 to 4 inches. good size cutter in the upper 1/2. If the right horn, is similar, can not tell due to angle of photo, that should put him in the bottom of the book around 82 points.

RELH

eelgrass · Jul 30, 2006

It's pretty hard to tell but I would say high 70's or low 80's Here is a larger view

NDBadlandsbucks · Jul 31, 2006

My guess is simple - plenty - BOOM!

Keep the Sun at Your Back and the Wind in Your Face

BigPig · Jul 31, 2006

I agree, Boom, then score him. If I had to guess, he's scaring the hell out of 80.

Shedreg · Jul 31, 2006

I would go with around 78. His D1 and D2 are below the prong, so that is good, and the other two measurements will be above and thins out from there. Looks like a 4" prong and 15 to 15 1/2" horns. Need to see other angles of this goat.

IdahoBugler · Aug 1, 2006

I agree with most putting him in the 15.5" range. It looks like he lacks in mass but that could also be the angle and picture. I would put him in the mid to high 70's. One thing I did notice is he has a pretty small body. He looks to be close to the same size as the doe.

IB