Auodad size/age help

[Moonstalker]

Hey gang, I've got some Auodad hanging on my place and have no idea how to size one up, for those that have experience with them please give me your opinion on these two rams...I'm going to bowhunt this spot this evening. Thanks in advance!
Ram #1...




Ram #2...

[PYBUCK]

Shoot #1. That is a trophy. Probably 30+

[R Herline Jr]

Good one. Shoot him

[docmay]

Shoot #1 and put him on the wall. That's a pretty good one.

[Moonstalker]

I would love to shoot #1 over #2 as hes obviously bigger but they arent coming in together and not consistent so I'll probly shoot whichever one shows, or would it be a shame to shoot #2? I dont need to shoot one just to shoot one, I'd like to mount it if I do. I will add that its not a big place and not high fence so no guarantee theyll stick around. Thanks for the replies

[Moonstalker]

Shoot #1. That is a trophy. Probably 30+

Wow, 30+ I like that!

[wtx223]

First one probably break 30, but his mass is great.

Second is youngster.

[Txdeerhunter243]

First one probably break 30, but his mass is great.

Second is youngster.

This.

[Moonstalker]

Thx for the help boys, fixing to head to the popup and we'll see what shows! I think these animals are so cool and majestic, just being up close and watching them is a win for me.

[KactusKiller]

I wouldn't shoot either but rather let your buddies shoot them!

[Txsurveyor2014]

Why not both?

[Texantax]

# 1 is definitely a shooter but he has a really rough cape. My guess is he's got a really bad big problem and has been covering himself in mud like a hog to get rid of them.

[Fergeris]

Number 1 is a great ram the more of a curl they make on the tips as this one does its really curling in helps to size them also the long chaps thay he has

[J-J Matt]

I think #1 is probably 28"- 28.5" or so and #2 is around 23-24". I would pass on #2 unless you just want to kill one.

[Deer Tracks]

#1 is more mature and I think he is 30". Aoudad are hard to field judge but #1 is a trophy free range ram for sure.

By the way, it takes about 10 years for a free range aoudad to reach 30" (since you asked about age.)