Best caliber for goats?

Just a thought, had a friend who used to (and probably still does) shoot a 22-250 for goats.

Was looking at this video last night

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=viatCbGtdZ8

Hahaha yep, but these are already stuffed at poit of impact hahaha

Update on the goat caliber saga...

I went south to a large property near Tamaranuie a few weekends ago to help them with some pest control, mostly rabbits, turkeys and goats.

I took my FX wildcat in .177 shooting KO slugs at 22FPE (Little Emma), and my .22LR shooting subsonics at about 90FPE, and my 22-250.
The owners were keen to fill their freezers so said any rabbits, turkeys or goats I got they would be interested in.
They also said if I find any deer I could take a few for my self, and some for them.

Using Little Emma I took a bunch of rabbits and 3 turkeys, most of which I gave to the farm owners.
Using my .22LR I took 5 goats. 4 of them were at about 30 to 50yards, and one was lying down at just over 100 yards.
Two of these were young and edible, so they went to the farm owners.
Unfortunately we never found any deer.

My little .22LR performed well out to 50yards, which is what I have it zeored at.
The 105yard shot required a lot of careful aiming, I was using a normal optical scope (no fancy digital, ballistic calculators) with a plain 30/30 reticle, so no hold over points. I knew that the drop at 100 was about 30cm so I needed to aim up above its back.
The shot was good, a touch lower on the chest then I would have liked, but still a dead goat, it is the black and white billy in the picture.

After the above discussions in this thread on the pros and cons of different calibers, many hours of youtube research, and that weekends goats at 30 to 50yards and the one at just over 100yards with subsonic .22LR, I've decided to look deeper into the reported virtues of the .17HMR, using the 20gr soft nose and hollow point bullets.

So I made some purchases, and last friday was rimfire range day
I upgraded the scope on my .22LR to a hawke Vantage with mil dots for hold over and zeored it at 50yards, and I sighted in the two .17HMR's that I have aquired, zeroing them at 100yards.

At a dollar a pop, they are not cheep to shoot, but I'm looking forward to getting to know them and seeing if I think I'm capable of using them for goats.

Be a few long distance bunnies to i bet.
There was a guy down south whi use to buy goat skins for drum skins, bongo type. Indians have hit me up about goat meat for curry before, so you may be able to find a market for various goat bits to help cover ammo cost.
Gonna be fun gun and really open up the range you pest control at.

Kruza, I need to find some local Indian folk looking for goat meat. I should go ask at the local Indian restaurants.

Mintie, 200+ meters, thats impressive!
Do you use the 17gr Vmax frangible bullets or the 20grainers with more solid construction?