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Isn't a guide supposed to know what a good one is to shoot ?
As an aside, I personally factor in hair length and consider a long-haired chapped-out goat to be highly desirable, at least as much a perhaps more so than just the size of the horns. They make awesome looking life-size mounts. To each their own, but I'm not a fan of the freshly shorn summertime look.
Quote from: Bushcraft on April 09, 2016, 09:57:28 AMAs an aside, I personally factor in hair length and consider a long-haired chapped-out goat to be highly desirable, at least as much a perhaps more so than just the size of the horns. They make awesome looking life-size mounts. To each their own, but I'm not a fan of the freshly shorn summertime look. Absolutely! I'd take smaller horns in mid October over big horns in early September. Of course big horns in late October...