King's Buck being scored by B&C in Sept!
B&C is going to Officially score Kings buck as a Typical in Sept. Here is the the link:
http://www.deeranddeerhunting.com/de...&rid=192150553 Being from western WI this is going be great to have the World Record back in WI. Plus the next VP of the US. |
That is some buck. Gotta love the mississippi river valley!
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Thank god finally. I've been arguing this for awhile now. Growing up in WI I was furious about the matter. I even did some investigating of other records scored in the past and found discrepancies. Like the buck Petrzilka buck that had the same antler configuration as the king buck but was scored as a typical. Glad to see this is finally happening.
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That is awesome!! That deer deserves the recognition
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well if you all are wanting common based points to be scored typical then the wayne zaft buck should be the world record typical with a bow. the one thing i disagree with in it all is that it is up to each individual scorer to decide. the point in question appears to come more off the inside of the rack and not directly off the top in line with the others. if he is deemed typical by the panel and so scored great but if not then ok
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That point in question comes off the main rack and is just real close to the G2 because of the great mass on that beam! To have not scored it as a typical right from the getgo tells me there are a lot of politics and shenanigans going on in the B&C organization!
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RR---The decision was already made to score it as a typical 12 pointer. If they were going to do it the way you said, they wouldn't need to because it was already officially done that way and it was in the 180 area.
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Good news.
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Originally Posted by Ridge Runner
(Post 3968467)
The zaft buck last I read was classified as a pick-up, he recovered the rack 2 weeks after he shot it.
and B&C rules state for a point to be typical, it must come off top dead center of the main beam. RR this is an issue of a lot of people having different opinions of what a non typical point is. no doubt if the panel decides to score it as a typical there will be a new world record. |
Originally Posted by Ridge Runner
(Post 3968783)
Not wanting to take anything away from that buck, because its an absolute giant, but
In my way of thinking, its impossible for a point that shares the base with another point to be considered typical, make sense? RR |
Originally Posted by Ridge Runner
(Post 3968467)
The zaft buck last I read was classified as a pick-up, he recovered the rack 2 weeks after he shot it.
and B&C rules state for a point to be typical, it must come off top dead center of the main beam. RR |
According to definition it is non-typical. They need to standardize the system more and not leave it to discretion. Either way, it is a great rack.
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Congrats for Johnny!
I used to work with his wife and he's a great guy! |
you will see that the point in question on the king buck not only has a common base with the g-2 it also is centered to the inside and not directly off the top. |
Originally Posted by BarnesX.308
(Post 3970203)
If it has a common base with the G2 (which is typical), wouldn't that mean it's growing out of the same spot? Common base. :s4:
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"no doubt if the panel decides to score it as a typical there will be a new world record."
Have you guys not read the article? The Club has already had 3 dozen of their higher ups decide that the rack is a typical 6x6 with no abnormal points and the rack is going to be scored that way. The panel that scores it is being told to do it that way and when they do it will break the Milo Hansen record book buck by several inches if the numbers being given out on the initial scoring of it are close to what it is now. This panel is doing nothing but coming together to score it as a 6x6!!! |
Originally Posted by Ridge Runner
(Post 3970675)
nope haven't read it, but if what your saying is true, then it goes against everything I've ever read about how panel scoring goes.
The panel's main job is to discuss and decide how a rack needs to be scored, just like I stated before, the top 2 non-typicals switched places in the ranks just because 2 different panels judged them differently. however a non-typical point is a non-typical point no matter who measures it. If a point shares a base with another point it is a fork, therefore its non-typical. if a point does not come off top dead center of the main beam it is non-typical, so if they let this one slide it may or may not unseat the hanson buck, however it would bring on mass protests from other racks owners that are way down in the books due to the same discrepensies, and would result in totaly rewriting the record books in every category. RR |
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