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I have always liked a nice mass. 7" bases.View attachment 393921
Just got my first speed goat as well. I guess I'm ruined now. 85 1/8"
I have always liked a nice mass. 7" bases.View attachment 393921
Just got my first speed goat as well. I guess I'm ruined now. 85 1/8"
I'll keep you posted. I'll be coming thru Rawlins on Sunday late morning.I am leaning towards a shoulder mount. A cape would be greatly appreciated. I'm I Rock Springs and am willing to travel as far as Rawlins if anyone has one available.
Thanks
Jeremy
I agree. Nice looking goat.I've always thought a nice pronghorn shoulder mount was a thing of beauty. This is an Idaho goat from last year that my son took. IIRC, it scored somewhere in the 79 range. Pretty good for our country:
Euro for sure.So my antelope area opened yesterday so I went out to try and find a decent goat. My goal was to harvest a 15" tall goat between 700-1000 yards shooting my 30SM match rifle prone. I'm running the 245gr EOL's at 3040fps around 1/2 moa @1k. I've only had the opportunity to harvest one (1) small buck a few years ago so I wanted this one to count.
I passed on a few first thing and 2 hours in I saw what I thought was a 15" plus goat with half a dozen does in tow. I couldn't get a decent shot at any distance prone so I used my tripod and shot him at 702 yards right when he stepped forward. Shot was behind both shoulders and a through and through. He ran about 20 feet and tanked. Well I got to him and was happy but realized he was not a 15 inch goat. Still a decent buck. I didn't cape him out and just quartered it up and kept the head. Today I measured him to see where he would land. I was thinking mid 70's which isn't bad. Without deductions it measured 84-6/8.
Should I go ahead as planned and just do a European mount or should I try and see if a taxidermist can round up enough hide to do a full mount? I'm leaning towards the European mount. I am going to have someone help me re measure to make sure I did it right. This was my first attempt and might have messed up somewhere. I have attached the form with all of my numbers. I didn't deduct the difference. Either way I am happy with this year's harvest and grateful for the meat in the freezer that will provide food for me and my family.
Thanks
Jeremy
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Just for the record, I hate all of you guys and gals who live out west and have access to hunt these goats on an annual basis. All jokes aside congratulations on a nice buck and great shooting as well. You can't go wrong with whatever decision you decide to make, but a shoulder mount would be beautiful if you can find a cape.Euro for sure.
That is a very deceptive antalope, I would have said 76 at best! Not trying to be a jerk just a very big score for a14 inch goat with 6.2 basses totally fooled me.
B&C scores are judged on gross scores after deductions. Pope and Young are judge on gross scores. Correct me if I'm wrong.I think I would find myself an official Boone & Crockett scorer. If I recall correctly, 82" net makes the book.
I am going to have someone re measure it. After reading into it more I did not score it correctly. I am also going to re measure it myself. I have been managing a shutdown this past week and have not had the time. Hopefully I will soon and u will edit with the new smaller score. I am thinking it will land around 79 inches.I think I would find myself an official Boone & Crockett scorer. If I recall correctly, 82" net makes the book.
I think B&C are gun and P&Y are bow. Scores don't really matter to me but it's nice to know if someone asks what it scores.B&C scores are judged on gross scores after deductions. Pope and Young are judge on gross scores. Correct me if I'm wrong.