What would the buck that dropped these have scored?
01-06-2014, 05:56 AM
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01-06-2014, 03:25 PM
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I'll just re-score it and take a new picture of it compared to one of the biggest bucks I have ever shot.
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01-06-2014, 06:37 PM
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OK done.
The smaller rack scored in at 130 and change gross. That is one of the biggest bucks I have personally shot. I added it to the picture to compare with the other one.
The big one came in at 145 2/8 with deductions. Overall score was 162 7/8. FOUR of the tines are broken and I did not guesstimate for the broken pieces. That broken brow tine still had a little over an inch left of it so I counted that as a point. All in all it's not a bad deer.
I took it to an official P&Y scoring buddy of mine (The Founder of Bowhunting Magazine) just to look at and he said "That's the kind everybody's after". I put some new pics in this reply too.
The smaller rack scored in at 130 and change gross. That is one of the biggest bucks I have personally shot. I added it to the picture to compare with the other one.
The big one came in at 145 2/8 with deductions. Overall score was 162 7/8. FOUR of the tines are broken and I did not guesstimate for the broken pieces. That broken brow tine still had a little over an inch left of it so I counted that as a point. All in all it's not a bad deer.
I took it to an official P&Y scoring buddy of mine (The Founder of Bowhunting Magazine) just to look at and he said "That's the kind everybody's after".
I put some new pics in this reply too.
01-07-2014, 05:46 AM
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OK done.
The smaller rack scored in at 130 and change gross. That is one of the biggest bucks I have personally shot. I added it to the picture to compare with the other one.
The big one came in at 145 2/8 with deductions. Overall score was 162 7/8. FOUR of the tines are broken and I did not guesstimate for the broken pieces. That broken brow tine still had a little over an inch left of it so I counted that as a point. All in all it's not a bad deer.
I took it to an official P&Y scoring buddy of mine (The Founder of Bowhunting Magazine) just to look at and he said "That's the kind everybody's after". I put some new pics in this reply too.
The smaller rack scored in at 130 and change gross. That is one of the biggest bucks I have personally shot. I added it to the picture to compare with the other one.
The big one came in at 145 2/8 with deductions. Overall score was 162 7/8. FOUR of the tines are broken and I did not guesstimate for the broken pieces. That broken brow tine still had a little over an inch left of it so I counted that as a point. All in all it's not a bad deer.
I took it to an official P&Y scoring buddy of mine (The Founder of Bowhunting Magazine) just to look at and he said "That's the kind everybody's after".
I put some new pics in this reply too.
01-07-2014, 05:54 AM
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Yea with 29 inch main beams alone there is no way that deer would only gross in the 130s or low 140s cause he has good mass also. I would have guessed him in the mid to upper 160s gross. I have a buck on my wall that has a little over 29 inch main beams and I am here to tell you those are really long main beams. He scored 192 and change