MEASUREMENTS.
Four goat killed in the Schesley Mountains of British Columbia, in August, 1902, and measured with extreme accuracy, ran as follows:
| No. 43. inches | No. 44. inches | No. 57. inches | No. 60. inches | |
| Total length, end of nose to end of tail vertebra | 61 | 65 | 57 | 66 |
| Tail vertebra | 7 | 8 | 6 | 7½ |
| Tarsus | 13½ | 14 | 13 | 14½ |
| Height at shoulder | 40½ | 39 | 36 | 43 |
No. 57 was about a half-grown animal.
No. 60 was the largest specimen and its estimated weight was over 400 pounds.
Detail measurements in millimeters of No. 60[C] are as follows:
| End of nose to lower corner of right eye | 220 |
| End of nose to base of ear | 297 |
| End of nose to base of right horn | 265 |
| Width of head just over eyes | 147 |
| Width of nose above nostril | 65 |
| Width of nostril | 81 |
| Greatest depth of head | 193 |
| Depth of nose | 156 |
| Depth of chin | 119 |
| Between the eyes | 110 |
| Circumference of horn at base | 153 |
| Length of horn | 260 |
| Width between point of horns | 210 |
| Length of ear | 150 |
| Width of ear | 65 |
| Length of beard | 110 |
| Length of front foot | 83 |
| Width of front foot | 72 |
| Extreme width of dew claws outside | 80 |
| Length of front of front hoof | 52 |
| Hind foot, length | 71 |
| Hind foot, width | 72 |
| Length of dew claw | 52 |
| Width of dew claws | 34 |
[C] No. 60 is goat shown on [page 10].