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public land,fair chase booner.
found this buck last tues and promptly missed
him.
saw him again the next evening and he lit the afterburners the moment i pulled up on the horizen a mile away.
walked in from a LONG way out this morning and put a 150 grn btip thru his heart @450 yds with my 7STW
green score gross B&C @ 86.2
enjoy and hope the rest of you have as good of luck
 
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Dang! That's a fine speciman of a pronghorn. Congratulations on a great shot and a good hunt.
 
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Congratulations... way to stay after him.
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Posts: 561 | Location: North Alabama, USA | Registered: 14 February 2009Reply With Quote
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Great goat!! 86 B&C is a hog for sure. Im on my way out next weekend to chase those antelope, cant wait.
 
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Nice work. He's a dandy.


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Congrats! What a buck.
 
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a wonderful buck. Congratulations


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As they say, persistence pays off. Very nice! thumb


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Posts: 9438 | Location: Shiner TX USA | Registered: 19 March 2002Reply With Quote
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Kudos on the speed goat. Great shot, and an excellent stalk.

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Very nice ravenr, very nice!
Any side pictures of him?
More pictures!
 
Posts: 5604 | Location: Eastern plains of Colorado | Registered: 31 October 2005Reply With Quote
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heres one with alittle more turn
 
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Great for you Raven'r. He isn't only sporting a fine set of horns, but he is huge bodied! Great stuff!

I'm more jealous than normal, no job thing has me missing antelope hunting this year--need to do the research and try a public land hunt where toads like that are!!!
 
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Yep, that is one big lope. Congrats


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Toad! Nice jobbie.


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noice!!!


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Posts: 322 | Location: Lincoln, Nebraska | Registered: 03 September 2003Reply With Quote
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Very nice pronghorn. If those are the Bighorns you must be south of Buffalo? The corridor from Sheridan to Casper has got to be #1 for quality goat numbers. Jim
 
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Would you mind sharing your equipment list with us? Rifle, scope, and your cartridge recipe? I have a 7mm STW myself, and I like hearing what works or doesn't work for others. Thanks. Awesome buck dude, congrats!!
 
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A nice trophy and looked like a nice day to be out shootin'. How about an entrance and exit wound shot to see what happens at that range?


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Fantastic! A once in a lifetime head??

The memories this one will bring you are innumerable - enjoy!

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tell us about the shot? prone? sitting? sticks? where were you zeroed? hold over?


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Great buck! How long, how big are the bases and prongs? He's a bomber, that's for sure!
 
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Super goat! I hope I can find one even close to that next week.


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That's a GIANT!!! Congrats!!!
 
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Nice Turbo Goat! And I must say it looks like you have been hunting there a while because that camo pattern fits the surroundings just perfectly. Nothing like seeing guys wearing woodland but hunting in southern AZ.

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Super Pronghorn! Congratulations.
 
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Awesome 'lope! That should last you a while in the "I need a bigger goat" list of things to do! Eeker
 
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That is a nice antelope for sure but I cannot see 86" there. IMO there has to be a few things that are outstanding to break that magical 82" barrier. He doesn't have outstanding mass, length, or
prongs, do not get me wrong he is a worthy trophy especially if killed on public land these days. Dr.C


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Originally posted by doccash:
That is a nice antelope for sure but I cannot see 86" there. IMO there has to be a few things that are outstanding to break that magical 82" barrier. He doesn't have outstanding mass, length, or
prongs, do not get me wrong he is a worthy trophy especially if killed on public land these days. Dr.C


So what's your point? Are you calling him a liar?


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GrayDuck: Point is, I don't think he is even close to 86" and I think you are a jerk for proposing the idea that I think he is lying.People get misled many times in the scoring of trophies and politics. Dr.C wave


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Having shot several around 82" but never cracking it, that goat is bigger than anything I have shot.

All I know is he is over 82" probably by several inches.

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I doubt ravenr was "misled" by anyone. My guess is he scored it himself but only he can speak to that. I just find it interesting when people are able to score an animal more accurately from a picture or two than someone can in person.

Sorry to offend you but hopefully calling me a jerk made you feel better. wave


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doccash - I thought it was poor taste to question his trophy the way you did. You could have asked for the measurements or ect. Instead you just said that isn't an 86" goat.

Poor Taste!

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Sorry this has gotten so out of hand after all this is not the political forum. I have seen and had scored many antelope, we live in close quarters with antelope in the Texas panhandle and I understand the problems with sight-scoring animals, especially antelope.That having been said, I firmly stand by my previous posts with no offense intended. Just my opinion. Respectfully, Dr.C


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Great looking pronghorn! I would be interested in seeing some measurements also. Antelope are a tough critter to judge so I always like to see measurements for later reference.
Congrats to the hunter.
 
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It would be real tough to score him with the 2 pic's he has there, hard to tell the mass. He's a dandy no matter what the score is. congrats.
 
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That's a very big goat.


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Doesnt look 86 to me, closer to 80-81 but pics can be decieving. certainly not saying he's lying but it would be interesting to see the score sheet.
 
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I'm guessing that some of you don't know ravenr, or what he does for a living. If he says it's booner class I'll bet you it is.....

Great buck ravenr...congrats


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I'm guessing that some of you don't know ravenr, or what he does for a living. If he says it's booner class I'll bet you it is.....

Great buck ravenr...congrats


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My guess is while reading this debate he’s kicked back in his desk chair with a big ole smile underneath that push broom mustache because he couldn’t care less what anybody else “thinks” when he already “knows”.

Hopefully before the season is over I have a picture to post worthy of a Booner discussion.


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