whats the best way to id a Chamois buck ? and horn size is double the ears ?
ill way I've been told is if its on its own its probably a buck
whats the best way to id a Chamois buck ? and horn size is double the ears ?
ill way I've been told is if its on its own its probably a buck
No and No.
I don't think there is any set in concrete method but maybe experience.
A buck worth looking at and shooting will leave you NO doubt at first glance, same with a bull thar.
Bases generally will be thicker and they will have a more completed look to their hooks.
More pronounced compared to a nanny. Height above the ears is not something I look for but it can tick another box if you're uncertain.
Bucks are not bucks because they are alone either. I have seen bucks with kids at their feet as well.
These are both over 10" but you can see the difference in height before the curl.
As I said. A trophy buck or bull will leave no doubt on first glance as they tend to stand out from the shitloads of non trophy animals you have looked at to that point.
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thanks R93 , nice heads
Just spent a week in the sawyer burn able the head of camp creek with mates and my dog , great week lots of fun just no animals saw as many dead chamois as we did live . But still one hell of a week cant wait for the next trip . going to look in to why there where dead ones liking in random places
Do you think they had been shot? Or some sort of natural cause, DoC just went through here(Buller region) and shot anything with a heartbeat which is a pain because there is not that many animals to start with. Good to hear you had a good week, the mountains are a great challenge looking for shammy, might be worth having another look closer to the rut.
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