Score a 6 point
Contributors to this thread:Whitetail Deer
From: wildwilderness
13-Nov-20
Quick question on the mass measurement on a 6point whitetail- where do you take the C3 and C4 measurements?
From: midwest
13-Nov-20
C3 x 2
From: midwest
13-Nov-20
That would actually make better sense to me.
From: yeager
13-Nov-20
For Pope & Young, on the main beam you draw a perpendicular line down from the baseline point where you measured the tine length of the G2. Then you measure the distance from that point on the center of the beam to the beam tip. Both the H3 and H4 are then taken at the half way point.
From: wildwilderness
14-Nov-20
Big 6
Big 6
Thanks, old buck a buddy shot
From: JL
14-Nov-20
Nice looking buck.
From: Thornton
14-Nov-20
Neighbor found this one. Scored 133"
From: Thornton
14-Nov-20
Could have shot this one at my place several times over the last two years. Passed him again 2 nights ago. He's a bully and even the bigger bucks don't mess with him.
From: Thornton
14-Nov-20
My neighbor has encouraged me to do so, but i find it funny he has declined to do it himself
From: Ed
15-Nov-20
I like these 6 pointers. I shot a big one several years ago. Long main beams and the end looked like a crab claw...very cool.
From: wildwilderness
15-Nov-20
That’s a monster six! I’d use a buck rag on that one for sure
From: BOHNTR
15-Nov-20
What is he B&C/P&Y?
From: Yodameister
15-Nov-20
Shot this one November 5th in central PA. Good to know how to score him. I’ll respond after I do just that
From: JohnMC
15-Nov-20
No way that 6 scores 145” buckmaster. Because if I understand correct buck masters is basically gross p&y/B&C minus the spread. That make it 160ish” p&y
From: Bou'bound
15-Nov-20
How does sci score them.
From: LBshooter
15-Nov-20
I had a beautiful, big six point come in a couple years ago. Couldn't get a shot on him and never saw him again,or another six as big. Would love to tak a big six down, love the look of the rack.
From: tobywon
15-Nov-20
I took this nice one in PA a while back. Never scored it, but a pretty cool deer.
From: yeager
15-Nov-20
Ohiohunter............the BTR system does not use the inside spread measurement in their scoring calculations. This is the page from their handbook.
