Will he make P&Y?
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ORIGINAL: Red Boar
Easily...as a 10 point, you have the extra tine, added beam length and extra circumference measurement over a similar sized 8. Brow tines are pretty nice too. I'd say mid to low 130's.
Good luck.
Easily...as a 10 point, you have the extra tine, added beam length and extra circumference measurement over a similar sized 8. Brow tines are pretty nice too. I'd say mid to low 130's.
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Buckeye, wanna chime in on this?
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What? I thought that all bucks regardlessif he's a fork or a 16 pointerget a standard 4 mass measurements?
Buckeye, wanna chime in on this?
ORIGINAL: Red Boar
Easily...as a 10 point, you have the extra tine, added beam length and extra circumference measurement over a similar sized 8. Brow tines are pretty nice too. I'd say mid to low 130's.
Good luck.
Easily...as a 10 point, you have the extra tine, added beam length and extra circumference measurement over a similar sized 8. Brow tines are pretty nice too. I'd say mid to low 130's.
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Buckeye, wanna chime in on this?
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ORIGINAL: Hoytail Hunter
What? I thought that all bucks regardlessif he's a fork or a 16 pointerget a standard 4 mass measurements?
Buckeye, wanna chime in on this?
ORIGINAL: Red Boar
Easily...as a 10 point, you have the extra tine, added beam length and extra circumference measurement over a similar sized 8. Brow tines are pretty nice too. I'd say mid to low 130's.
Good luck.
Easily...as a 10 point, you have the extra tine, added beam length and extra circumference measurement over a similar sized 8. Brow tines are pretty nice too. I'd say mid to low 130's.
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Buckeye, wanna chime in on this?
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Dan
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I would bet he makes it with a few inches to spare.
And he has a built in target in the first pic. Hit him in that bare spot and you might just see him fall over. Good luck getting him.
And he has a built in target in the first pic. Hit him in that bare spot and you might just see him fall over. Good luck getting him.
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All deer get 4 mass measurements. 10 pointers will get 1-2 inches more from the h-4 measurements because antlers are thicker between tines then they are half way to the tip of the beam. 10 pointers of similar size to an 8 pointer usually have 6-10 inches more depending on the length of the g-4s.
What looks more impressive..... a 150 8 point or a 150 10 point?
What looks more impressive..... a 150 8 point or a 150 10 point?
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ORIGINAL: GregH
All deer get 4 mass measurements. 10 pointers will get 1-2 inches more from the h-4 measurements because antlers are thicker between tines then they are half way to the tip of the beam. 10 pointers of similar size to an 8 pointer usually have 6-10 inches more depending on the length of the g-4s.
What looks more impressive..... a 150 8 point or a 150 10 point?
All deer get 4 mass measurements. 10 pointers will get 1-2 inches more from the h-4 measurements because antlers are thicker between tines then they are half way to the tip of the beam. 10 pointers of similar size to an 8 pointer usually have 6-10 inches more depending on the length of the g-4s.
What looks more impressive..... a 150 8 point or a 150 10 point?
Dan
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