Front View?

[EliAGrimmett]

Browsing through some old photos again and saw this little guy...

Would anyone shoot this dink?

 

[Big Fin]

Not from what I see on that angle, but I suspect you will give more views that make me look like a fool.

 

[Oak]

To me, the bases look really wide from that angle. I suspect it's a goat with really good mass, but only about 14.5"? As Fin said, not from this angle, but who shoots a goat after looking at only one angle?

 

[Gerald Martin]

I would, I would! But then I've never shot a goat and going by what you usually post on here there's probably a reason for you asking.

 

[shoots-straight]

Not from what I see on that angle, but I suspect you will give more views that make me look like a fool.

Fins like an old coyote, checking to cross a wove wire fence line.

 

[noharleyyet]

What's the stipend for a 'dink' like that'n?

 

[Taxidermynut]

Better be getting set up to kill him as soon as he turns. If his side width matches his front width, he looks like he will have over 15" mass on the bottom. Looks to have around 8" mass on the top end. Say he avg. 14" length and 5" prong = puts him at 84+. Only a couple tags anywere were he wouldn't die. Now to find out how far off I am.

 

[Frequently Banned Troll]

It's called a swag. There's really no way anybody could tell from that photo. He'd have to turn.

 

[EliAGrimmett]

I agree with Greenhorn. When I first saw this heard the buck looked little to me. Then he turned sideways and I saw this...



This is probably one of the larger discrepancies I've ever seen from one view to the next.

 

[Oak]

Good grief....

 

[Oak]

but who shoots a goat after looking at only one angle?

Ok, maybe I should have said "only the front view?" Only need a side view of that "thing".

 

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Oh man!
I swear the antelope you post don't even look natural. Some kind of genetic freaks.

 

[fowladdict]

Holy batman!

 

[Gerald Martin]

I shot first! My goat.