Who has managed to tag a speed goat?

I got a small buck two or three years ago. They are a lot of fun to hunt but you need some luck on your side too. Never tried hunting them from a blind, but that is probably a more successful tactic.

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one of a bunch I've stalked and killed. Far more that way than from a blind

Charlie, how in th world did you get close enough with their eyes to spot and stalk

My September buck.  The taxidermist just emailed me the finished picture.

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I found the novel thread, started by Charlie Lamb, if you're interested in a real Winter's read....

https://www.tradgang.com/tgsmf/index.php?topic=64241.0

I got one a few years ago in Montana.

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[attachment=1] this is my 2009 Ca Antelope.

Blake, I love the classic, heart shaped horns.

DXH... the secret (if there is one) is to find them in/near cover you can use to your advantage. That is more often terrain than any kind of foliage. The buck in the picture was found to be watering at a small stream bordered by willows.

Antelope can be very habitual in their travels and that can be capitalized on.

Stalked this one ,shot 11 yards, back when I was a young man.

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This past season

Love hunting Antelope

Nice fellas!!!

I hope to add a pic to this thread come September!!!!

Bisch


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wow, every one of those are stomper goats...looking forward to a draw tag again in the future.

here's one from about 12 years ago, I haven't had the chance since then.  Ground cover, ghillie suit, half mile from a water hole.[attachment=1]

2016 season

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Quote from: Holm-Made on January 18, 2019, 11:50:20 AM
Blake, I love the classic, heart shaped horns.

That you.

one of my bucket list hunts

OK now I may be just showing off but.... selfbow goats years 13 tru 15 I believe

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