RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

No need for name-calling there, youngster. I'm going to post two of the pics here. The first is the original picture you linked. The second is one of the other series of pictures you linked. In the first picture, there are clearly 5 tines on the left main beam, not including the multiple brows. On the 2nd pic, there are only 4 tines on the left main beam, not including the multiple brow. How is that so?

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

Ok, those pics wouldn't show up here, but here's the links to the two separate pages. First link is the original pic, second link is to the others. Same question applies, especially looking at the 4th pic on that last page compared to the original pic.

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

Grrrr..forgot the links. Here they are:

http://j_wag15.tripod.com/

http://jman228.tripod.com/my16pointer/id1.html

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

iF you look closer slick this deer has double brow tines. That means each brow tine is worth two. therefor there is five on each side.

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

disregard my last message i didnt understand masterbucks question

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

my scanner made his g-4 smeared and made it look like another point

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

The g-4 isn't the one that "disappeared" in the new pics...the g-3 that you're holding onto in the first pic is the one in question. It doesn't show up in the newer pics.

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

who freakin cares!!! if he says he shot it give him the benefit of the doubt! oh wait, is that a gimp neck, hmm...look at that leg contorted into odd positions...hmmm.hmmmhmmmmmmm LMAO!

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

sorry we are in a disagreement master hunter. I hot the deer that is the truth and it has 16 points,

RE: More pics of my first bow deer
 

Masterbuck: I'd have to agree with you. Something seems funny. When I blow it up, the only thing I see is bush between the rack and hand. And right again about the tine dissapearing in the following pic. Nice piece of work Justin. Is Photography a hobby of yours?