Is my buck considered Typical or Non-Typical? Photos
#12
Typical Buck
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Where animals get eaten
Yup i agree.if every buck taken that had a couple of extra sticker points was to be considered a nontypical then 90 percent of bucks would be nontypicals.afew extra kickers on a buck is fairly common.
#14
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Spike
Joined: Oct 2013
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From: MI
Thanks everyone for the feed back!
I got the 12-pointer 6x6 2 years ago and it scored 175 green. The CBM scorer told me to have him re-score it after 60-days for the official dry score. I never got around to it, which doesn't matter because they stop shrinking. But I am going to get it re-scored here in a week or so.
I'm headed to the taxidermist with the 11-pointer 6x5 next week once I get the head back from the butcher. I'll have the taxidermist score the 11-pointer and post back here in case anyone is interested.
Thanks again!
I got the 12-pointer 6x6 2 years ago and it scored 175 green. The CBM scorer told me to have him re-score it after 60-days for the official dry score. I never got around to it, which doesn't matter because they stop shrinking. But I am going to get it re-scored here in a week or so.
I'm headed to the taxidermist with the 11-pointer 6x5 next week once I get the head back from the butcher. I'll have the taxidermist score the 11-pointer and post back here in case anyone is interested.
Thanks again!
#15
Typical Buck
Joined: Jan 2005
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I shot a 10 pt years ago with a drop tine on one side and a short 4" point in between the 2nd and 3rd tine. When I had it scored I was told you need 15" of non typical inches to score as a non typical, otherwise they are just deductions. Not sure if it is true or not, just what I was told. Very nice deer either way. congrats




