Looking for a regesterd score person
06-18-2006, 04:01 AM
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RE: Looking for a regesterd score person
Log on to SCI's website http://www.scifirstforhunters.org/and click on Trophy Records at the top toolbar. From the drop down menu, click on "Locate a SCI Measurer." The page that comes up will ask you for your zip code. When you enter it you will get a list of measurers in driving distance. Most SCI master measurers can also measure for Boone and Crockett.
06-19-2006, 09:48 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Lancaster pa
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RE: Looking for a regesterd score person
wild irishman, here is the contact info you need to find a scorer in your area.
Contact the Records Department by phone 406/542-1888, ext 204 or email [email protected].
You can get a pretty close estimate of what it'll score yourself as well, it's actually really easy to score a bear. Measure from the tip of the nose to the back of the skull to get one measurement. Then measure accross the skull at the widest point to get the next measurement then add the two together and there's your score. Just remember you only need the top of the skull. Also remember that you don't take a tape and measure along the curve of the skull but just the distance. I usually slide mine against a wall and use a carpenters square against the other end of the skull. Then remove the skull and measure the distance from the square to the wall. The biggest I took was 20 11/16 here in Pa. Good luck, I hope yours hits 21".
Contact the Records Department by phone 406/542-1888, ext 204 or email [email protected].
You can get a pretty close estimate of what it'll score yourself as well, it's actually really easy to score a bear. Measure from the tip of the nose to the back of the skull to get one measurement. Then measure accross the skull at the widest point to get the next measurement then add the two together and there's your score. Just remember you only need the top of the skull. Also remember that you don't take a tape and measure along the curve of the skull but just the distance. I usually slide mine against a wall and use a carpenters square against the other end of the skull. Then remove the skull and measure the distance from the square to the wall. The biggest I took was 20 11/16 here in Pa. Good luck, I hope yours hits 21".
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