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    Quote Originally Posted by kimjon View Post
    Nice work Bully, and a terrific shot too at 420y!

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    thanks, my last two shots have been at about the same distance, 7mm rem mag. both goats, which my dog likes, but my freezer is empty of human food!
    now that I look again, those horns of yours are a fair bit longer, hes impressive.

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    Nice goat, well done

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    do we have an official measurement yet?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    do we have an official measurement yet?
    Nah sorry mate I left the head stashed in the bush, but I'll be back there again at the end of the week and will run a tape over it then. On reflection I think it going to be more like high 30's, but not above 40''???

    Will report back when I have a measurement.

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    Tried anymore sub sonic projectiles? ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimjon View Post
    Nah sorry mate I left the head stashed in the bush, but I'll be back there again at the end of the week and will run a tape over it then. On reflection I think it going to be more like high 30's, but not above 40''???

    Will report back when I have a measurement.

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    It will be more stinky then

    Heres a few goat heads that was entered into the Norsewood comp in 2012 and some more of the line up of stinkies.


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    Someone will no what that is in inches


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    Kimjon and bully I think you fullas would of one this category,very impressive
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    Quote Originally Posted by kimjon View Post
    I never measured it, but I think somewhere in the high 30's to low 40's range at best guess?

    I've shot goats with better horn spreads, but the shear overall size of this goat is what's most impressive...he's massive in body size!

    I'll be going back there another day, so will put a tape across the horn tips then. I've had delusions of getting one of these mounted, but every taxidermy goat head I've seen still smells like a goat so its put me off doing so.

    kj
    I mounted one just as skull cap with horns atrached on shield or whole skull. Looks good and no smell just bleach it out a bit to whiten the bone

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Someone will no what that is in inches;
    29 near enough
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    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Drum roll.......38''.........so not the biggest one I've ever shot, but still a good size all the same.

    Oh, for the metric minded that 965mm

    kj
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    Thats a bloody good spread kimjon
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    Still bloody good kimjon
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    My best was 34" and its somewhere in the bush. I'd be happy with 38" anyday
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    38" is a wall hanger KJ you'll be pretty happy with it I expect .
    Nice bit of Kauri for a shield .
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    I got a piece of kauri if you want to make your own shield
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    That sounds great, PM me your account details and I'll pay postage etc...

    cheers

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