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Here is a stab at some pics of me and my prairie goat outside Sundance WY.
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First try at pics???
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This was suppose to be in the next topic....duh 8)
This was suppose to be in the next topic....duh 8)
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·Very nice! 
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Good looking Speed Goat there.
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Stats & Story
Stats on the goat...15.5 L...15.25 R...
Shot with a rifle at about 80 yds...I was trying to get over a small rise in the field to shoot the antelope when I was spotted by his buddies who proceded to run off. In haste I shot and the bullet went through the grass on the rise....nothing but neck...dropped right in his tracks! I guess I was living right to get a break like that.
Planning on going with archery gear next year and see if I can get one with the stick and string!
And when folks tell you they are good to eat when they don't run....don't believe them! :-(
Stats on the goat...15.5 L...15.25 R...
Shot with a rifle at about 80 yds...I was trying to get over a small rise in the field to shoot the antelope when I was spotted by his buddies who proceded to run off. In haste I shot and the bullet went through the grass on the rise....nothing but neck...dropped right in his tracks! I guess I was living right to get a break like that.
Planning on going with archery gear next year and see if I can get one with the stick and string!
And when folks tell you they are good to eat when they don't run....don't believe them! :-(
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I was just wondering how they were as table fare.
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Here is a great recipe...
Take whichever cut of the goat you prefer....
Place in baking bag...
Put in a shovel full of horse manure...or cow if you prefer.
Bake until done...
Open bag, throw away goat parts and eat manure...
That is about as good as I can explain it. Maybe someone else has a way to cook them but I never have found out how.
I will be leaving the next ones at a local shelter for donation.
Take whichever cut of the goat you prefer....
Place in baking bag...
Put in a shovel full of horse manure...or cow if you prefer.
Bake until done...
Open bag, throw away goat parts and eat manure...
That is about as good as I can explain it. Maybe someone else has a way to cook them but I never have found out how.
I will be leaving the next ones at a local shelter for donation.
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Re: Here is a great recipe...
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Greta pic and congrats on the trophy .
My first attempt at posting pics was a disaster.
.My first attempt at posting pics was a disaster
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·That is one nice Speed Goat there............
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