It's here!! Brush up on field judging antelope with this article...

[Tmeeks]

Great article can’t wait to put the info to use in Nebraska!

 

[NorCalHntr]

I just went on my first speed goat hunt and it was no walk in the park. Many animals were spotted, most were1,000+ yards from the road or further. 15x Binos and a good spotter sure do help.

 

[NorCalHntr]

Great article. Very concise. This is a great read for those interested in field judging. As a side note, I read Mike Eastman’s book on antelope hunting and it is very informative for first time antelope hunters.

 

[giacco5303]

Good info. Thanks, I will be planning a hunt for next year and going through all info now.

 

[askibness]

Great info. Wish I would have found it before my trip to mt.

 

[Moorebarbell]

Helpful inch guesses when new to learning Antelope scoring. Thanks for sharing

 

[Overthetop]

Nice

 

[Green_Back]

Great info, thanks!

 

[e_sincebaugh]

Hunting Antelope in Sept for the first time! Great read and appreciate the helpful tips.

 

[Sal552]

Awesome article!!


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[Andrew0228]

What’s a respectable score on an antelope? I’m a long time big game hunter but am just starting to get into antelope.

 

[elkman224]

Thanks for the info. Its hard to judge those guys if you havent hunted them much.

 

[Rent Outdoor Gear]

What’s a respectable score on an antelope? I’m a long time big game hunter but am just starting to get into antelope.

It's more about finding a buck that you like as they all look different and certain characteristics may really appeal to you more than others. Also depends where you're hunting... A 75" antelope buck is a really nice one, 80" makes the B&C awards, and 82" makes the B&C all time book.

 

[Smurph]

wish I would have read this before my early august hunt.

 

[Pwrhd]

Hoping to put this to use in a few weeks!

 

[Mule34]

Good article, I have laid a few smackdowns on some speed goats. I have always had a hard time judging animals in the field. I find a good spotting scope takes some of the guess work out, I have always been told to try and make sure the prong (cutter) is above the ears and it is a good indicator for a mature antelope. I have my rifle tag on Oct 3rd it opens! Good luck everyone!

 

[michaelmoore10]

http://www.rokslide.com/2012-01-09-05-12-00/hunting-tips/239-speed-judging-speed-goats

Season opens at daylight tomorrow in ID, CO, and WY for bowhunters. Probably several other places too! Looking forward to those photos guys! Just don't shoot any dinks on accident

Coop

Thanks for this

 

[tburke86]

Good article. One of the harder animals to judge for me.

 

[KyleM4130]

Thanks for this! Great info as I generally have trouble judging antelope bucks. They’re all so unique and I always try to look for the older mature bucks but it’s hard to tell sometimes.

 

[andegreg]

Had a great time archery hunting antelope last year in Idaho. A buddy and I were looking at a buck head on through some spotters and were trying to decide if he was worth chasing or moving on. As soon as he turned his head and we saw the mass that he had and how it carried all the way up his horns it was game on. They don't get big being dumb. Antelope 1, Us 0. Looking forward to this coming season already.