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<blockquote data-quote="jdinny" data-source="post: 235240" data-attributes="member: 875">goats are without question the hardest animals to judge on hoof. lets say your off 1/2&quot; on length and .25&quot; mass below prong..5&quot; x2 =1&quot;.25&quot; x 4 ( 2 mass measurements below prong x 2 horns) =1 theres 2&quot; already and we haven't even got to prongs and mass above prong haha there tricky. first things first you need MASS. you need a prong set above the ears 100% ( Eastman says ears are 6.5&quot;) . and you need more length above the prong than below.- - - Updated - - -yep PM me with whatever questions you got. I started hunting the NE corner unit 7 I think and the hunting pressure is crazy but some nice goats to be had. I now hunt more central Wyoming. lots of goats, and last time out only saw 1 other group of hunters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jdinny, post: 235240, member: 875"] goats are without question the hardest animals to judge on hoof. lets say your off 1/2" on length and .25" mass below prong. .5" x2 =1" .25" x 4 ( 2 mass measurements below prong x 2 horns) =1 theres 2" already and we haven't even got to prongs and mass above prong haha there tricky. first things first you need MASS. you need a prong set above the ears 100% ( Eastman says ears are 6.5") . and you need more length above the prong than below. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] yep PM me with whatever questions you got. I started hunting the NE corner unit 7 I think and the hunting pressure is crazy but some nice goats to be had. I now hunt more central Wyoming. lots of goats, and last time out only saw 1 other group of hunters. [/QUOTE]

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