Got My Goat Pictures

[killerbee]

very nice, did you say it was a maury unit tag? me wife killed her ochoco antelope last week. it is cool to fill the tag cause it really might be 12+ yrs before you ever draw again. congrats!

[NotEnufTags]

Nice antelope Leo. Looks like a fun hunt. I'm hoping to go lope hunting for my first time next year.

[oldcp]

Awsome. Whats that old rifle? Rem. 722?

[Leo]

It was the E. Beatys Butte Unit. It took 12 points to draw. And it is a Remington 721 30-06 from the 50's that was my Grandpa's, and I have never shot a more accurate rifle (125 gr handloads believe it or not)

[southendguy]

Nice job Leo! Congratulations on getting hitched as well! Did you find anything in the areas that I told you about?

[BIGANTLERGETTER]

Nice pics looks like you had fun.

so for all you antelope guys im huntin antelope for my first time i was wonderin if you could give me some pointers on choosin a good buck. what to look for so that i dont shoot something little and not know even though it is my first time i always like to shoot something that is something i would be proud of so any pointers on what to look for would be great

[Springville Shooter]

Great goat! Nice shape with good conformity.
I'm about 2 years out from an Or draw so time to get excited. I now have exactly half as much hair as I had when I started applying. To answer the question about judging antelope, I use a quick few things. First, horns double the height of the ears are about 12" straight up. Add whatever curl to that. Second, for score you want the prongs to be above the ears, or in the top 1/3 of the horn. Third, look for mass from the base up to the prong and prong length. And a final that has nothing to do with score but is a turn on for me is a good set of ivory tips!---shooter

[primal215]

nice lope and nice sunburn as well. !

[BIGANTLERGETTER]

thanks springville shooter, hopefully i can find something that will meet those specs haha but thanks

[TommyColey]

very nice