Judging Springbok

I was very lucky to take my first springbuck in March! A beautiful animal, and certainly a nerve-wracking stalk as the herd fed closer and closer to us whilst completely unaware of our presence, and eventually I got a shot off at 60yds!
For reference he measured 12.5”
IMG_9825.jpeg
 
Some are easier to judge than most. We could tell this one was a keeper from half a mile off. Took some work to get in shooting range.
PXL_20260810_000526248.MP.jpg
 
.

Big just looks big !

Usually any common with turning back tips should make a good one for the wall & should be 4 plus years. Genetics, management (also ewes) & quality grazing all make for big springbok !

.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Members online

... and 1159 more.
Total: 280,979 (members: 1,209, guests: 279,770)

Forum statistics

Threads
69,823
Messages
1,557,529
Members
165,383
Latest member
TonjaFabia
 

 

 

Proudly sponsored by

Latest posts

Latest profile posts

A
Alex Sniper wrote on Bynotic's profile.
Good morning. I see that you had a Sauer 202 for sale for $3,000. Did you sell it at that price?
I have one for sale as well. I listed it (on here ) at $3,000 as well. Is the price high, low or right where it should be?

Thanks. Alex. 956 206 4444 in case you want to call me to discuss further. I appreciate your time help and support.
•••
The Don
The Don
I broke my cherry, August 2026, 41" Cape, hooked for life.
•••
S
Schaapen
Member of the South African Hunters and Game Conservation Association
•••
S
supergrizzly wrote on AZDAVE's profile.
Dave, I could use both of them if still available. I just picked up a new .22 mag and a .22 pump that they would be perfect on.
•••
Dawgdave
Dawgdave
IMG_1471.jpeg
•••

Share this page

 
Top