Question...

Oak · Oct 6, 2008

What would you consider a "big" mountain goat?

AZ402 · Oct 6, 2008

I have a feeling you'll be showing us all what a "big" mountain goat looks like real soon.

T Bone · Oct 6, 2008

Any mature billy I'd consider big.

So let's see what you consider big.

Ovis · Oct 6, 2008

70 lbs of meat, a lifesize cape and of course the horns.

Oak · Oct 6, 2008

Ovis, that sounds about right. Thanks guys.

Ovis · Oct 6, 2008

And these guys thought I was a tease. Am I not privy to the pre-pic release this time?

shoots-straight · Oct 6, 2008

Over 10" with bases that approach 6" would do nicely. Good luck!

IdahoBugler · Oct 7, 2008

I'm guessing you're going to be showing us real soon.

muskeg · Oct 7, 2008

Good job ... Oak .... looking forward to the story and pics.

Oak · Oct 7, 2008

I think this one is pretty good.

Ovis · Oct 8, 2008

Way to show us residents how it is done. Superb job...good luck in Wyoming!

T Bone · Oct 8, 2008

Beauty of a billy Oak. Great hair on him.

IdahoBugler · Oct 8, 2008

That is a stud of a goat. congrats.

AZ402 · Oct 8, 2008

Awesome Goat!

Dinkshooter · Oct 8, 2008

Sweet, now you don't have to apply for that stinky Colorado unit. Hold out for something better.

Looks a little moist.

BigHornRam · Oct 9, 2008

Nice goat Oak!

TBinKodiak · Oct 9, 2008

Yep, I'd consider that big. Where's the story???

JoseCuervo · Oct 9, 2008

Nice goat... Congrats.

Kind of a funny camera angle, almost makes that hillside look steep.

The Hedgehog · Oct 9, 2008

Congrats! That appears to be one big SOB.

Muleyslyr · Oct 9, 2008

Damn....I'd say the qualifies as "big"!! That is a great lookin' Billy....do you got any other pics of him??