My buddy took this deer just north of Woodville (Tyler County) yesterday. Low fence and he has been hunting on this lease for 32 years. 22 points and scored 180 1/2.
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what a cool buck!
Holy schnikes!
Gotta love that. Very cool buck for any area.
180 1/2" or pounds???
Cool buck though.
Cool buck though.
180 1/2 inches by certified B&C score. 22 points, 19 scorable points, 3 broken points including a drop time and 7 inches around left base. Game Wardens are sending a biologist out today to measure and take a dna hair sample they are thinking it could be a Tyler county free range record.
Are you counting the broken stuff in the measurement to 180"?
FJB
No
Do you have a copy of the score sheet? I'd love to see how he gets there. Regardless, super cool buck and truly a giant for east tx!
FJB
I will get him to send a copy. Will get one from the state biologist today too.
very cool buck and congrats
I would have guess low 140s
I would have guess low 140s
Truly awesome buck!
I hate that we often detract from these amazing animals by trying to put a number on them. That's a once in a lifetime buck, that anyone should be over the moon about. Really amazing!!! Not too many people have killed a low-fence (or high-fence) buck with 22 points! So cool!
That said- I am really struggling to see anything close to 180 there. Like Tandy, I would love to see what I'm missing here and how he gets to 180. Pictures can be deceiving, for sure.
But this is a truly awesome buck if he measures 140, 160. 180, or 200… it doesn't matter. Your friend got an amazing deer, and should be proud!
I hate that we often detract from these amazing animals by trying to put a number on them. That's a once in a lifetime buck, that anyone should be over the moon about. Really amazing!!! Not too many people have killed a low-fence (or high-fence) buck with 22 points! So cool!
That said- I am really struggling to see anything close to 180 there. Like Tandy, I would love to see what I'm missing here and how he gets to 180. Pictures can be deceiving, for sure.
But this is a truly awesome buck if he measures 140, 160. 180, or 200… it doesn't matter. Your friend got an amazing deer, and should be proud!
Are y'all doing typical or non typical? I have him at about 155 typical
GEEZ. Nice buck!
Aggie Hunter said:
Are y'all doing typical or non typical? I have him at about 155 typical
Non-Typical. No way he scores very much typical, as every difference in non matching points would be deductions. Only brow times and main beams would be somewhat even.
This.
Such a cool buck. Congrats to the hunter.
Being aggressive with the measurements - I get 25" beams, 16" spread, 30" mass (narrowest measurement between the burr and g1), 40" typical points - 136" (likely closer to "132"). 30" of non-typical points.
Being aggressive with the measurements - I get 25" beams, 16" spread, 30" mass (narrowest measurement between the burr and g1), 40" typical points - 136" (likely closer to "132"). 30" of non-typical points.
Aggie hunter ….. you probably already know this… but tell your buddy, if he wants it entered officially into B&C he has to have it scored by a certified official B&C measurer.
That person has to fill out the score form and sign it with his measurer # to make it official.
TPWD Biologist are not all B&C measurer certified.
Just fyi.
That person has to fill out the score form and sign it with his measurer # to make it official.
TPWD Biologist are not all B&C measurer certified.
Just fyi.
Gnarly buck. Be curious to see where they're measuring each mass. Sometimes that is where the argument happens on bucks like this.
Is the argument around what is a typical point? I don't see much argument on this buck - it's the smallest measurement on the beams between the typical points. If it's an 8 point frame the last measurement is taken half way between the g3 and the beam tip.
INIGO MONTOYA said:
Is the argument around what is a typical point? I don't see much argument on this buck - it's the smallest measurement on the beams between the typical points. If it's an 8 point frame the last measurement is taken half way between the g3 and the beam tip.
Yep. I think many arguments like this are because many people don't really understand how to measure a deer, even though they think they do.
There are some great tools online to help you learn how to measure. B&C's official online tool is pretty foolproof.
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