Implicating satyr → caprine
Link to implication

Reason:

Satyr's are a mythological humanoid with the bottom halves of caprine/goats, ergo the implication.

EDIT: The tag implication satyr -> caprine (forum #240676) has been rejected by @Rainbow_Dash.

tempted to say -1 sence equine and deer legs seem to be quite common under this tag too as well as being forms seen in the actually mythology too...

post #437968
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Satyr_goat_Met_L.2008.51.jpg
(greek pottery of a satyr depicted with equine features)

Ruku said:
tempted to say -1 sence equine and deer legs seem to be quite common under this tag too as well as being forms seen in the actually mythology too...

post #437968
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Satyr_goat_Met_L.2008.51.jpg
(greek pottery of a satyr depicted with equine features)

What about an animal humanoid implication since the satyr is a half humanoid, half equine/cervine mythical creature?

facelessmess said:
What about an animal humanoid implication since the satyr is a half humanoid, half equine/cervine mythical creature?

Not all are humanoid thru...

post #1290395 but they are rare.

And after checking it appears that tag has rather alot of mistags that should be going under demon not satyr as well as a fuw regular goat anthros...

-1 Not all satyrs are goats

"Satyr" is like "Taur" but two legs. Since we've been unable to come up with a different term for it, it's all we've got.

The tag implication satyr -> caprine (forum #240676) has been rejected by @Rainbow_Dash.