boone and crockett estimation

craigepo · 10-05-2009, 09:49

If anybody understands B&C scoring, I would appreciate you taking a look at the attached photo. Sorry it is infra-red, and not the best angle, but this guy is still running free on my farm. Thanks

**Team Sergeant** · 10-05-2009, 10:09

What's your address, I'll be there ASAP and take a close up look......

That's a fine looking animal!

FMF DOC · 10-05-2009, 10:10

Where might this farm be... Be glad to help you get a closer look at this beast.

LongWire · 10-05-2009, 10:53

Looks like Ye have a Varmint problem there......Be glad to Help!!!!

BryanK · 10-05-2009, 14:21

I tried to do a rough or "green" score on it by the pic, but this websites acting up: Scoring Link From the picture, I'd say about a 115-120. I haven't been doing it that long, but let us know the actual score when you bag that bruiser!

Silentxray · 10-05-2009, 22:45

Hard to really get a good estimate from one picture, but I'd estimate him to be 130's-140's. His G-3's are really long which helps him, has moderate mass and spread. His savior is his tine length. A great buck for sure, I wouldn't hesitate to put an arrow through him at all. Probably a 4-5 year old buck, he's got a good belly but not a lot of sway in his back. If you don't get him this year, he could be better next year!

kachingchingpow · 10-07-2009, 14:35

That deer is abou a 140 before some minor deductoins. You get a lot of score for the buck based on spread. From that angle, it looks like the spread is just outside the ears... at the *very* most a 20" spread. Tall, and decent mass.

I have a similiar looking 8pt on the wall here that scored just shy of 130 before a few minor deductions. I'd say the additional G-4's on that deer would give you about 10 more inches, and then a couple more inches in spread and mass.