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#3
RE: How would you score this buck?
If the tine is broken off but there is still some left, I'd say it's a point. I got an 8-point with a broken tine in 2000. It was broken about half-way up so there was still about 4 inches left. I'd say that's enough for a point.
Scott Meier
White Oak Lodge
Scott Meier
White Oak Lodge
#5
RE: How would you score this buck?
In Va. we always count anything you can hang a ring from a point, but many states are different in their definition of a "point". My understanding is as long as the browtine meets the definition of a point it is a point.
The Tazman aka Martin Price
Founder and President of
Virginia Disabled Outdoorsmen Club
The Tazman aka Martin Price
Founder and President of
Virginia Disabled Outdoorsmen Club
#8
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RE: How would you score this buck?
i was going to be very surprised if every said they didnt count brow tines. of course you count them, at least thats the only way ive ever seen it done
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#9
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Gleason, TN
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RE: How would you score this buck?
Only with mule deer are brow tines not consitered a "point".
With all other deer, B&C and P&Y say if it is an inch it is a point.
It is up to the individual hunter to decide for him or her self what is a trophy or for that matter, a point. But if you want it scored, you have to go by thier rules
Personaly, I go with the ring thing.
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With all other deer, B&C and P&Y say if it is an inch it is a point.
It is up to the individual hunter to decide for him or her self what is a trophy or for that matter, a point. But if you want it scored, you have to go by thier rules
Personaly, I go with the ring thing.
"Hey ya'll, watch this"