Utah Mountain Goat Muzzleloader Kill Shot - Long Range Hunting

Published on May 16, 2012
Duration: 4:35

This video showcases a successful long-range muzzleloader hunt for a mountain goat in Utah. The hunter utilized a Gunwerks muzzleloader, achieving a clean kill at 189 yards. Key aspects include careful spotting, stable shot preparation using a backpack, and post-shot assessment of the trophy quality and the animal's physical characteristics.

Quick Summary

A Gunwerks muzzleloader was used to harvest a mountain goat in Utah at 189 yards. The hunter ensured shot stability using a backpack as a rest, highlighting the importance of proper gear and technique for long-range hunting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Spotting Mountain Goats
  2. 00:36Shot Preparation & Range
  3. 01:11The Long Range Muzzleloader Shot
  4. 01:42Post-Shot Assessment
  5. 03:32Trophy Inspection & Recovery

Frequently Asked Questions

What distance was the mountain goat shot at?

The mountain goat was successfully harvested at a distance of 189 yards using a Gunwerks muzzleloader. A rangefinder was used to confirm the precise distance before the shot was taken.

What type of firearm was used for the Utah mountain goat hunt?

A Gunwerks muzzleloader was used for this long-range hunt. It's a bolt-action, .50 caliber muzzleloader designed for precision hunting at extended distances.

How did the hunters ensure a stable shot?

The hunter utilized a backpack as a stable shooting platform to support the Gunwerks muzzleloader. This technique is essential for achieving accuracy on steep, uneven terrain.

What factors indicate a trophy mountain goat?

Trophy quality is assessed by the goat's maturity, indicated by heavy mass, a large head, and physical characteristics like a prominent beard. The thickness of the hide can also be a factor.

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