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<blockquote data-quote="bronco" data-source="post: 675107" data-attributes="member: 48575"><p>After hunting in goats western Wyoming for years, I have made it a point on the trip to shoot them out of crop fields. More often then not, it's alfalfa. The meat typically taste better than chasing them on the wide open sage. I think because of diet and because than animal seems more relaxed. The property owners are usually more than happy to let you take goats and the owner tag for like $16 per goat from the state. Five guys, ten tags, one land owner with less crop damage and $160+ free money in their pocket. They will welcome you to hunt. I have began to shoot for the head and neck in the last couple years. I was damaging too much meat and tainting it at times. If the animal is DRT, in a crop field and you can take good care of it asap. You will have some fine eating. It you drive around sage covered state/fed land, stop the truck and blast from the ditch. You won't have near the table quality, I promise!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bronco, post: 675107, member: 48575"] After hunting in goats western Wyoming for years, I have made it a point on the trip to shoot them out of crop fields. More often then not, it's alfalfa. The meat typically taste better than chasing them on the wide open sage. I think because of diet and because than animal seems more relaxed. The property owners are usually more than happy to let you take goats and the owner tag for like $16 per goat from the state. Five guys, ten tags, one land owner with less crop damage and $160+ free money in their pocket. They will welcome you to hunt. I have began to shoot for the head and neck in the last couple years. I was damaging too much meat and tainting it at times. If the animal is DRT, in a crop field and you can take good care of it asap. You will have some fine eating. It you drive around sage covered state/fed land, stop the truck and blast from the ditch. You won't have near the table quality, I promise! [/QUOTE]
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