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Auzoutdoor
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Here are a couple of goats I got some weeks back on a hunt in Western Queensland Australia.The biggest was just over 40 inches I was very happy.
Cheers KIM..
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Very nice!! What ya shootin? Congrats on some nice billy goats. Joe

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Congrats!
The upper pic is beautifully arranged, wich kind of bow is this? The risers lines look great!

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Cool... [thumbsup]

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Nice pictures! Beautiful animal!

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Nice both are great goats.

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what kind of bow is that

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What beautiful animals. Congrats with your harvests. What bow are you shooting? It has really nice lines.
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Nice. Tricia and I are headed over there next year and are really excited about it. Looks like awesome hunting country.

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Thanks for all the comments guys it was a great trip.The bow is one that I made with a mate of mine.It is 54# @ 28 and I have just finished one 62 that really flings a heavy arrow well.
Cheers KIM
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One of the handle area on the bow in the goat pics..
Cheers KIM
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Nice billies and bows mate!!!

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Thank you for sharing!

I really enjoyed looking at your pictures of goats and bows.

Do you have a story(s) to go with your kills?

It's nice to see someone hunting where they are having to put on an extra layer to stay warm since I would have to undress down to almost nothing to be able to sweat more comfortably right now..lol

God bless, Mudd

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