I was reading a hunting article about Non-Typical bucks and it talked about how there are not that many Non-Typical bucks shot and they were wondering why? I know the answer and it is because people shoot bucks to soon like year and a half olds or even two years old. I think if people wait until the bucks get 3 years or older there would be more non-typicals that would get shot. Last deer season I passed on a lot of year old bucks and even a two year old that scored around 120 typical. I was rewarded with a typical 10 point that scores 130 typical. My dad and I only shoot big bucks because we understand that if we pass on the small ones they will get big. On our property we have more non-typicals than we do typicals because we let them grow and get bigger. Let me know if you think you have more non-typicals or typicals where you hunt?