Any idea what this is?

[Draco]

I can make out the butt of an animal that is partly in the way on the left and it looks like a couple more in the picture. The tall, swept horns should give a clue as well as dark lower legs but I have no idea.

[Briar Friar]

Stud African plains critter….?
Thwack!
I hope to see the LDPs MrDraco.

[bowhuntntxn]

only thing ive ever seen with headgear like that was an ibex

[Walker]

Ibex?? And a good one.

[HoustonHunter94]

Not an expert by any means but will vote Ibex as well.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Gerald G]

Oryx

[Huntindad]

It is "what's for dinner"

bet it's your neighbors or someone close. Looks expensive.

[Dale Moser]

Horns look really thin and smooth for an ibex, could it be a cow sable?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[AntlerCollector]

I don’t think it’s an ibex. I’m not sure what it is though.

[kyleseipp]

I would throw a vote in the Sable-ish arena. As said above, LDPs!

[lab man]

Body markings look like a gemsbok but they have straight horns. Horns are shaped more like a scimitar oryx.

[Bud]

I’m thinking sable.

[Tom]

as thin as the horns are at the end rule out a sable for me but it is hard to tell.

[Draco]

This is 6 miles south of Lampasas, really not noted for a lot of exotics. I bought this place, 223 acres, about 2 years ago and there was a very tame white fallow on here then. I have gotten trail cam photos of one small axis buck and an aoudad. Hopefully I'll get more pictures of what ever this is as well.

[Mudslinger]

Horns look really thin and smooth for an ibex, could it be a cow sable?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dale may have nailed it!