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my hunting bud was scouting a new area this fall and discovered a huge deer carcass . a pack of coyotes cleaned this animal down to bone right up to the skull . probably wounded by a hunter and layed down to retire where my buddy found it. this rack is very impressive for a six pointer and really should be measured by a certifified person .it has the length and mass of a decent 10 pt'r. my buddy has moderate interest but i'm all over it . any info would be greatly appreciated.

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look up pope and young on the web ... they have a page that shows you how to score a deer . .a 6 point would have to be massive to havea decent score, so i doubt that would even make the required 125 for p&y.. do you have any pics of the antlers ?

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thanks for that info . you'd usually be correct in that thinking 'bout a 6 pointer not gettin' a decent score ,, different animal here. one of those reasons to have a camera always present. you won't see many like this !! it's got to be 22 in or better inside , 6 or so bases with 21 in mains .these are not actuals. wish i knew more 'bout the age etc. , just for the simple fact of what could this deer have become????

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If you still have the skull the teeth can give you an estimate on the age if you know what ur looking for, or i guess know someone who knows what to look for.....i'm sure there is a site around what has some descent pictures.

 

-R-

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Looking forward to the pics.

 

a 6 point would have to be massive to have a decent score

Myself and a buddy seen a six where we hunt(Phelpston) It was wide. Made the both of us go holy ,,,,,,,,,, Body like a horse too.

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talked to my buddy 'bout gettin' it scored and he's all for it. if i finish work early one day this week i'll head over pick it up , get some pic's and drop it off to get it scored.

Edited by waterwolf

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