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Old 08-17-2006 | 05:37 AM
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Default RE: Was this deer non-typical?

Never heard of a 13 pointer being a non typical. Non Typical usually means that the buck has unusuall antler growth. Such as drop tines, split brow tines, 3 racks, stickers going in every direction. But even if the buck has a drop tine or a split tine, doesnt necessarilly mean he is non typical. You can shoot a 19 point buck and it could have a perfect symetrical rack, this is not concidered to be a non typical buck.

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Ok, for reference what is the definition of a non-typical?
Even points. Typical:4X4=8pt,5X5=10pt, 6X6=12pt

Uneven points. Non-Typical: 4X5=9pt, 5X6=11pt, 6X7=13pt
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