I tried yesterday to get some pictures of my families Wyoming antelope uploaded without success. Here is one last attempt. I hope they upload so the rest of you can enjoy my antelope addiction.

Hey Scottyboy - I got to see your antelope pics awhile back from my buddy Brandon in Texas. If you see him tell him hi. Nice Goats!

Looks like I'll have to post my families one post at a time so I'll begin with mine from 2004. Net B&C score of 84 6/8.

Here's my wife and youngest son with her 2004 Wyoming antelope. 80 4/8 net B&C.

Here's a picture of my 2005 Wyoming antelope. 82 4/8 Net B&C. Not real sure if it belongs on the accurate reloading site since it was an archery kill, but what the heck.

One final picture, and probably the one I'm most proud of. It's my oldest boys first antelope that he shot on opening morning of the 2005 season in Wyoming. It's a dandy with a Net B&C score of 87. Not bad for his first antelope! Now I've got my work cut out to try and harvest a better one. Hope I can draw a tag!

Well, i can say it was worth the wait!! those are some fantastic goats!! that one of your son's is unreal! I love the way the horns go back. Looks almost like a heartebeast... Tell him congrats on a great trophy and that he is offically ruined in the pronghorn hunting department.. I think he needs to take up deer hunting now!!

I think I'm going to see that Red Devil, Brandon, when I go home next week for a few days of turkey hunting. He is supposed to be in San Angelo at the same time as I amI'll tell him you said hi. If I miss him, I talk to him about twice a week anyways..

Great pics...

wyantguy, I was on the bowhunt back in 1993 with Brandon hunting with Phil Phillips. I believe you were on that hunt also. Those are some great goats you have been knocking down in WY. Adios,
Kevin

wyantguy

Yikes! Those are some beauts. I feel a tear coming on.

Mark

Fantastic critters, and yes your son is ruined now. He may never even see one of that size again. Congrats.

Wyantguy - you have the market cornered on big goats. And those are just the most recent ones!!

So why do you hide them big ones for yourself, and then let your brother shoot those still on the nipple??

Brad

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Originally posted by Kevin Reed:
wyantguy, I was on the bowhunt back in 1993 with Brandon hunting with Phil Phillips. I believe you were on that hunt also. Those are some great goats you have been knocking down in WY. Adios,
Kevin

Yes, I was guiding for Phil back in 1993. Too bad that sweet set up had to end.

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Originally posted by SnakeLover:
Wyantguy - you have the market cornered on big goats. And those are just the most recent ones!!

So why do you hide them big ones for yourself, and then let your brother shoot those still on the nipple??

Brad

I'm sure you've outdone your brother on several animals! Like check out that sable of yours - WOW!!

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looks like you're right outside of Casper at the base of Casper Mountain. Am I close?

I was actually just outside of Laramie, Wyoming on the Sheep Mountain Ranch.

The last two I shot didn't have nuts, they had ovaries.

Ok, here are some of mine thru the years. If only the antelope grew over the years as I did!!

First antelope - 1990 Harding County, SD


Farson County, WY - 1991


Maybell, CO Archery buck - 1993


Rawlins, WY - 2000

It looks like the antelope did grow with you! The last one looks lots bigger than the first one. Nice goats!