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11-02-2005, 11:16 PM

#11

cutter81

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Location: Alabama

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RE: Antler Score

I'd say lower 130's. Still a good buck.

11-03-2005, 06:57 AM

#12

coolbrze0

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Location: VA

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RE: Antler Score

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I would guess lower, maybe 125 or less.

You may very well be right.After looking again the main beams do seam to be shorter than I originally thought.Either way,I would be passing on this buck as we only get one buck tag per year.

Are you nuts!? JK - that's a pretty respectable deer! Plus, we get3 buck tags.

11-03-2005, 09:20 AM

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stubblejumper

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Location: fort mcmurray alberta canada

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RE: Antler Score

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ORIGINAL: coolbrze0

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ORIGINAL: stubblejumper

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ORIGINAL: timbercruiser

I would guess lower, maybe 125 or less.

You may very well be right.After looking again the main beams do seam to be shorter than I originally thought.Either way,I would be passing on this buck as we only get one buck tag per year.

Are you nuts!? JK - that's a pretty respectable deer! Plus, we get3 buck tags.

For your area that might very well be a respectable deer,but it is very ordinary deerwhere I hunt in Alberta and Saskatchewan.I like to hunt big bucks so I am not going to end my season by using my tag on an ordinary deer for my area.

11-03-2005, 09:55 AM

#14

skeeter 7MM

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Join Date: Feb 2003

Location: Saskatchewan Canada

Posts: 6,921

RE: Antler Score

The only one that can make the decision to shoot or pass is the guy behind the trigger and scope. If your happy that's all that matters!

Last night I passed a 150 class 5x5 but having only one either sex tag for the zone and scouting a couple larger deer. I wasn't willing to drop the hammer just yet with 4 weeks left to hunt and know if I had I would be thinking today "what if??". The last thing I want to do is regret my desicion. Like stubblejumper said it is all relative to your area andthe goals you set forth.