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  1. 10-11-2015, 08:25 PM #196
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    @Pengy with his camo's on?
    It is to big to be Pengy.
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    Couple from up the Hill Name: MFDC0022.jpg Views: 738 Size: 637.4 KBName: MFDC0024.jpg Views: 799 Size: 625.5 KBName: MFDC0025.jpg Views: 741 Size: 623.5 KBName: MFDC0722.jpg Views: 735 Size: 629.4 KBName: MFDC0726.jpg Views: 804 Size: 675.6 KB
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    Zak thinking its a good idea to take the feed off the clearing id just laid on it!!Name: MFDC0008.jpg Views: 777 Size: 700.9 KB
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    Doin' the dog.
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    First time I have tried a trail cam this week. I got 57 pics over 24 hours, but only one animal

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    ignore the date/time stamp as camera is rooted and I cant change settings.
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    That would put the shits up your little dog and your feathers mate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
    First time I have tried a trail cam this week. I got 57 pics over 24 hours, but only one animal

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    ignore the date/time stamp as camera is rooted and I cant change settings.
    Nice Goat there @Pengy.

    Break that fern off that's in the foreground of your picture and position it so those hanging fronds wont set your camera off with the wind.

    You will get less pictures of nothing and more of animals.

    Drop something on the track to get the animals to stop for a minute or two as well, Food works good, like a smashed apple or something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    That would put the shits up your little dog and your feathers mate.
    The little dog took on another big billy this arvo. She thought it was good fun till he charged her
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  10. 20-11-2015, 09:32 PM #204
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
    The little dog took on another big billy this arvo. She thought it was good fun till he charged her

    Hahahahaha

    Just wait until the Billy mounts her then.

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  11. 21-11-2015, 07:20 AM #205
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
    First time I have tried a trail cam this week. I got 57 pics over 24 hours, but only one animal

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    ignore the date/time stamp as camera is rooted and I cant change settings.
    That fellah needs to be on your wall Pengy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
    First time I have tried a trail cam this week. I got 57 pics over 24 hours, but only one animal


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    Now that is a seriously good goat!
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  13. 21-11-2015, 12:51 PM #207
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    Now that is a seriously good goat!
    Really ?? I realise he is a big fella, but have no idea about judging a goats trophy value.
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  14. 21-11-2015, 12:59 PM #208
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
    Really ?? I realise he is a big fella, but have no idea about judging a goats trophy value.
    @Pengy

    Any Goat with a Horn spread greater than 33" is a "Great Trophy".

    Most Goats with a full curl of horn each side will be in excess of 30"

    I would estimate this Goat to be in excess of a 30" spread and would go about 90-100 Douglas Score.

    Check out how to measure Horns using the Douglas Score System.
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    2015 110Ds
    2014 91
    2013 99 6/8

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  15. 21-11-2015, 01:07 PM #209
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    Thanks Pete.
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  16. 24-11-2015, 08:22 AM #210
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    Darn good goat head there...don't see many that good around here. Best ive seen in DOC in last few years which I shot last year had 23 inch spread and that's not trophy size but still ok for a nelson head. Go get him
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