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338edge
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is he a shooter i don't know much about speed goats??????
ColoradoOak
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LAST EDITED ON Sep-27-08 AT 11:17PM (MST)[p]Depends on what you are looking for. I don't think he has enough mass to make 70".
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338edge
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what are you looking for to make a good scoring goat??????? like i said i have no clue . just got this ranch and it has a lot of them on it and season open this coming weekend. i need some fast help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What state? I have a run of the mill tag in WY this year and I'd probably shoot that buck with the season starting to wind down. I like the length and the prong and the symetry. To me thats like a nice 24 inch 4 point muley. He's a nice buck but nothing extra ordinary.
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The buck on the left is probably about 14" (twice the length of his 7"ears) and he has good diggers/prongs.
For a buck to score really well it needs to be heavy with good prongs and some length(generally 15" or better). The quality of that antelope depends a lot on the area and the genetics. In eastern Wyoming that would be a good buck, but in other areas it would only be average.
A trophy is in the eye of the beholder, so if you like him, take him. IMHO
For a buck to score really well it needs to be heavy with good prongs and some length(generally 15" or better). The quality of that antelope depends a lot on the area and the genetics. In eastern Wyoming that would be a good buck, but in other areas it would only be average.
A trophy is in the eye of the beholder, so if you like him, take him. IMHO
