Wyoming Goat

[Taxidermynut]

Chased this buck most of the Archery hunt, but was never able to connect. Was able to find him opening morning of the rifle hunt. Lets see if you guys can come closer to the prong length than I did.

 

[wyomuledeer]

That is a good goat. With some good prongs!

 

[Oak]

Wow, that's a nice buck! Quite a group of girls you have there, too.

I'd say about 6 1/2" on the prongs.

 

[The Hedgehog]

Wow. Very pretty buck and family. I'll throw my guess in at 6 1/4". Looks like you could wrap a dollar bill on the edge of that prong and nearly touch the tip from the back center of the horn.

 

[upper deck]

Great goat. Congrads

 

[elk_hunter]

Wow, what awesome pics of a great animal and VERY cool you got to share it with your family!!

 

[Taxidermynut]

Thanks for all the comments. Before we killed him we were giving him between 6 1/2" - 7" prongs, 19" of mass a side, and 14" of length. He averages 6 1/8" on his prongs, 13 7/8" length and 20 1/2" of mass. Ends up grossing right were we thought, but we were off on a couple things. It is always great when I can get the girls out with me. The older ones love it, just got to get the younger ones excited.

 

[noharleyyet]

Those are some terrific pictures. Thanks.

 

[Taxidermynut]

Here are some pics of my little brothers goat he took on the same unit, but was able to connect with his bow a couple weeks ago. Averages 19 1/8" mass, 14 3/4" length, 5 3/8" prong.

 

[Oak]

That's another really good looking buck. Thanks for sharing the photos and the numbers.

 

[Wyodeerhunter]

Wow thats a damn fine buck! Congrats. Love the look of your brothers antelope too!

 

[duckhead59]

great buck and family...way to go!