How do you measure the antlers
#2
get a tape measure , or a string , wrap it where the P&Y score sheet says to measure , then put down what you get.... i think there is a link floating around somewhere, maybe on the rules thing
#3
zak i do know boone @ crocket has a page on there site that will let you tally in the measurements and the score will be set for you.
It will give you complete instructions on how to do this,hope this helps
It will give you complete instructions on how to do this,hope this helps
#4
Here's the B&C link on scoring Whitetails. It will calculate your scoring for you.
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#6
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From: East Yapank NY USA
Zak - its easy!
After you shoot your buck - pull the ears back and grab the two skinny spikes comming from the top of the head. Just measure these from the base to the tip. Then add the distance between the tip
Example:
left spike 4"
right spike 5"
Spread - 3.5"
Thats 12.5" P&Y
After you shoot your buck - pull the ears back and grab the two skinny spikes comming from the top of the head. Just measure these from the base to the tip. Then add the distance between the tip
Example:
left spike 4"
right spike 5"
Spread - 3.5"
Thats 12.5" P&Y
#9
to make it easy for ya zak........you need to measure 3 diameters of the main beam, the g-1 to g-whatever, inside spread, outside spread, kickers and things like that will be a deduction.



that was cold rack!
