Archery Goat pics?

[DuckDogDr]

Guys who had been lucky to take one. Pics please . Bonus points for trad gear

 

[squirrel]

Two but both were cheating with a compound.

 

[wildwilderness]

Now this is a real goat

 

[B_Reynolds_AK]

Solo November hunt on Kodiak last year.
I’ve killed some old Billies with a rifle that tasted pretty awful. This is a Nanny, from an area that is basically overrun with goats & acceptable to take. Much better table fare. Still a hell of an adventure & packout though.
Equipment was a Gearhead B20. 15 yard shot from above.

 

[Musthnt]

Northern BC 2015 - First and only goat hunt! Fly in hunt. Killed on 3rd day. 35 yrds.

 

[deerlifestyle]

Now this is a real goat
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Awesome!

No doubt this is a real goat. A really big one. Thanks for sharing the pics.

 

[MBN]

 

[WTNUT]

Northern BC 2015 - First and only goat hunt! Fly in hunt. Killed on 3rd day. 35 yrds.

Hats off to you buddy, it takes a true bowhunter to go after his first goat with a bow! Congrats!


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[Musthnt]

Hats off to you buddy, it takes a true bowhunter to go after his first goat with a bow! Congrats!


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Thanks and yea it was an experience. Would love to do it again someday.

 

[DuckDogDr]

Impressed with you guys.
Are you shooting mechanical heads or fixed blade

 

[MBN]

Trypan

 

[Musthnt]

Impressed with you guys.
Are you shooting mechanical heads or fixed blade

I’m strictly fixed blade now for the last several years

 

[8grenade]

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Solo November hunt on Kodiak last year.
I’ve killed some old Billies with a rifle that tasted pretty awful. This is a Nanny, from an area that is basically overrun with goats & acceptable to take. Much better table fare. Still a hell of an adventure & packout though.
Equipment was a Gearhead B20. 15 yard shot from above.View attachment 541592

Northern BC 2015 - First and only goat hunt! Fly in hunt. Killed on 3rd day. 35 yrds.

Very nice guys, I think i need to hunt me some white goats

 

[Hunter26]

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Solo November hunt on Kodiak last year.
I’ve killed some old Billies with a rifle that tasted pretty awful. This is a Nanny, from an area that is basically overrun with goats & acceptable to take. Much better table fare. Still a hell of an adventure & packout though.
Equipment was a Gearhead B20. 15 yard shot from above.View attachment 541592

Sounds like a badass trip!

 

[bisblue]

SOLOHTNR had a cool episode of his brother getting one with a longbow. It was on Amazon prime for free at one point.

Watch Mountain Goat Longbow by Solo Hunter | Prime Video

Longbow Mountain Goat Hunt. Self-guided brothers adventure. Mountain Goats, Grizzly Bears, rocks for the kids and banter among brothers. A time for brothers to re-bond. This short hunting film takes you on a possible one in a lifetime hunt for Mountain Goats with primitive weapon. From the...

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My friend who built my bow got two with traditional gear a while back.

I got my ewe bighorn at 25 yards with the rifle and wished I brought a stickbow instead. Formerly having been a climbing guide that was the most fun I've had on a hunt.

 

[bowonly]

Two with traditional bow. First one on the last day of eight day hunt in BC. Second on the first day of eight day hunt in 2023. I was 63 on the first and 71 years old on the last hunt. The first one already had a broken right horn when I shot him. The second broke his right horn after I shot him. I'm not sure I'll try again!

 

[Popacabra]

Has anybody eaten Mt goat? Never done it. The hunt itself seems like an adventure. But is the tangible reward tasty? Just curious. Thanks! Awesome pics everyone!

 

[DuckDogDr]

Two with traditional bow. First one on the last day of eight day hunt in BC. Second on the first day of eight day hunt in 2023. I was 63 on the first and 71 years old on the last hunt. The first one already had a broken right horn when I shot him. The second broke his right horn after I shot him. I'm not sure I'll try again!

Nice it’s something almost spiritual about using traditional gear