Tazman

Trushot the only part you left out was the fire getting in your eye as the bow string slapped it! LOL

Dog seeing as to how I have never gotten a non-typical, I have a fascination for them, so I would take the Non-typical, scores do not mean diddly to me, don't get me wrong the bigger the better, but unless it is at least a state record I wouldn't waste my time or money to put on "In the books". Va. does not have many non-typicals, the only one I have ever seen in real live was a mounted 6 pointer, not real big at all, but cool non the less. It had 4 points on one side and the other side was like smashed flat with a weird browtine that ran along its skull towards its eye and the other tine wrapping upwards along the skull towards its ear.

The Tazman aka Martin Price
Founder and President of
Virginia Disabled Outdoorsmen Club

BOWFANATIC

By the time I got done with the eeeenie meeeenie minie moe thing it would be too late!<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> But I'd have to agree with Nub on this one!
BTW c903 , a 200 class typical or a 200 class non typical? Good luck deciding which one will make the better table fare<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

<---Doug---<<<

10pointer

I would take the typical but probally miss because i would be shaking so badly!!!!!!!

Nate58102

I would not even think os shooting the non-typ if I had a shot at a just as big typical. Iw ould much rather take a typical than non

scow

I know time is running out...but, did the non typical have any drop tynes? That's what I'm looking for!

BOWFANATIC

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I know time is running out...but, did the non typical have any drop tynes? That's what I'm looking for!
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Double drop tines on each side!<img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle>


<---Doug---<<<

bigbulls

If I could somehow manage to actually daw the bow without it getting in the way of my jaw on the ground I would have to shoot the typical. They are IMO far more beautiful than a nontypical. Especially if it would score 200.

nodose

i would shoot which ever gave me the first good shot...however i would prefer to shoot the 200 typical. shooting a 200 typical would be similar to shooting a 230-240 non-typical. but as &quot;nub&quot; stated a 200 non-typical is nice but not that huge.

SniperP1

Thump... Twang... Crack... What the?? That's a first! I MISSED.<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle> I should have shot at the Non-Typical, he didn't look near as big!! Well, the good news is.. the tree I killed green scored in the high 250's N-T!!<img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle>

ArcticBowMan

If the non-typical had drops, I'd drop him. The last two antlered critters I have shot had drop tines. The caribou I chose over two others since his rack was unique, and had a large drop tine. There was a bigger bull than him that I could of shot, but something just told me to take the unique one.
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