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My old friend Bob's Mountain Goat
#1
I had not heard from Bob since we were both Spec 4s back in the day.

Here is a mountain goat he took, this thing is freaking huge!!!

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He is a great guy, always was and he does taxidermy at a home based business.

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He is up in the Yumatilla area
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#2
Wow! You know it had to take a lot of work to get into the terrain where that guy hangs out. What a great hunt. Beautiful job with the mount.
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#3
Umatilla? Oregon?

Very nice goat! Where did he take him?
”You seek escape from pain. We seek the achievement of happiness. You exist for the sake of avoiding punishment. We exist for the sake of earning rewards. Threats will not make us function; fear is not our incentive. It is not death that we wish to avoid, but life that we wish to live.” - John Galt
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#4
Very nice
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#5
That really is a nice goat. The first pic in particular makes it look huge!
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bwaites Wrote:Umatilla? Oregon?

Very nice goat! Where did he take him?

I'll ask him.

He shot him from 130yds after stalking him a great distance.

Bob is a pretty damned good hunter getting that close to such a wary animal.

He is a Native American, grew up on the reservation too.

He was great on ambush.

He could have shot him from much farther away, it was important to him to get so close.
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#7
Bob is taking taxidermy customers so if anyone needs it let me know, he is that good.

I will be going to him if I break any records or want to have anything done with the racks I already have.

Too bad I did not know back when I shot that deer last fall.
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#8
Is the meat any good, or is it just shot just for the mount?
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#9
The meat is supposed to be good.
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