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Old 11-14-2007 | 11:49 AM
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Old 11-14-2007 | 11:53 AM
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If that's the worst spot in your day I want your life.
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Old 11-14-2007 | 11:55 AM
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To make that 125 P&Y minimum, that baby better be scoring 135-140 green.
I think you are confusing "gross score" with "green score". The drying period willnot shrink a rack anywhere near that much.

EDIT: sorry I was late on that one.

GregH, you don't subtractabnormal points, youjust don't get to add them. The wholeprocess is to add them, and then subtract them, thus equallingout to a zeroeffect. Yes, it is rediculous. I may have misunderstood what you were saying though.

There was an article from the head of records for P&Y saying that a 200" monster with 8 stickers that nets 170" (I am making up these #'s I don't remember exactly whatmeasurements he used)is "a lesser deer" than a perfectly symmetric 10-point that measures 176" and nets 172". There is something wrong with that IMO.
GregH is correct...abnormal pointsare subracted from the gross score in order to come up with the net so it is a deduction that does lower the net score.These points are not added to the gross before being subtracted. This happend on the last buck that I entered into P&Y. It had a kicker on the G2 and a sticker next to one of the brow tines. Abnormalpointsare never added to the score unless using non-typical scoring. Normal tines that come off the main beam without a match onthe other side are NOT abnormal points and these would be added...then subracted resulting in the zero effect.

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Old 11-14-2007 | 12:27 PM
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I gottcha. I was thinking of an extra tine like when scoring a 9-point.

Still, I did not know that "stickers" and such were subtracted from the gross. That really makes no sense at all. I can see not adding them, but having to subtract them? Weird.
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Old 11-14-2007 | 12:42 PM
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GregH, you don't subtractabnormal points, youjust don't get to add them. The wholeprocess is to add them, and then subtract them, thus equallingout to a zeroeffect. Yes, it is rediculous. I may have misunderstood what you were saying though.
Sorry huntingson,
But abnormal points are measured and placed in the deduction column (column 4, line E) under differences. They are deducted from the gross score but were never added in the first place. Take a look at a P&Y scoring sheet. This is for typical deer.


OOPS!! I didn't read far enough! [&:]
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Old 11-14-2007 | 12:45 PM
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GregH, you don't subtractabnormal points, youjust don't get to add them. The wholeprocess is to add them, and then subtract them, thus equallingout to a zeroeffect. Yes, it is rediculous. I may have misunderstood what you were saying though.
Sorry huntingson,
But abnormal points are measured and placed in the deduction column (column 4, line E) under differences. They are deducted from the gross score but were never added in the first place. Take a look at a P&Y scoring sheet. This is for typical deer.
Yep...as someone would say..thats gospel!
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Old 11-14-2007 | 12:52 PM
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OK OK get off my back alreadyLOL. I have only scored bucks for gross scores myself. I have been debating entering a few of my bucks into the P&Y record book, but these scoring rules are just so stupid I don't think I am going to. Plus they are continuing to make horrible comments quite often. Plus it is $25 bucks for nothing. Well, a piece of paper
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Old 11-14-2007 | 12:57 PM
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What horrible comments are they making? I've been out of the loop. (actually, I'm hardly ever in it!)
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Old 11-14-2007 | 01:03 PM
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who cares what they score. i think too many people here are getting caught up in the big buck phenomenon. thats not what its about. its about doing what we love. i care less what mine scores.
Because a 130 deer tastes better than a 125
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Old 11-14-2007 | 01:23 PM
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What horrible comments are they making? I've been out of the loop. (actually, I'm hardly ever in it!)
Their campaign against the crossbow the last year or two has really bothered me because in my eyes it shows that they are not for protecting hunting, just their idea of hunting. They have become very much an elitist organization. Secondly, the recent comments by the man in charge of their records keeping about how a perfectly typical deer is "superior" to a non-typical deer irks me to no end because I see it as belittling both the animal and the hunter. Just another elitist stance IMO.
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