Judging antelope

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Mon, 2004-10-04 12:37

Kywcat

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Location: Lexington, Ky.

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Judging antelope

Please excuse the neophyte question but since I'm getting ready for my 1st antelope hunt and have never even seen one in the wild (not a bunch in the mountains of eastern Ky), any suggestions on field judging a shooter/trophy/dink? I figure the dinks are easy, but what should a first timer look for in making the trigger decision?

Thanks.

Mon, 2004-10-04 13:24

jeffalaska

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Location: Aleknagik Alaska / Ozello Keys Florida

Joined: 07/05/2004

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Judging antelope

Check this post https://www.biggamehunt.net/node/12524 The fellow that responded to my antelope judgment question there seemed quite solid in his reply. He also posted his e-mail address there. I'd e-mail him and ask if you don't get a suitable responce here.Enjoy your hunt, bring some photos back to share with us.

~Jeff~

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