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Crappieaddict
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He's a hoss!
BSK
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Very cool!
JCDEERMAN
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Nice!
BSK
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JAY B,
Just out of curiosity, at what age would you estimate he scored the highest? This year, as a 6 1/2+ year-old? I ask because I'm amazed at how often I see a buck peak in score at 4 1/2, and then lose tine length (a major part of the score) with increasing age, but gain mass.
Just out of curiosity, at what age would you estimate he scored the highest? This year, as a 6 1/2+ year-old? I ask because I'm amazed at how often I see a buck peak in score at 4 1/2, and then lose tine length (a major part of the score) with increasing age, but gain mass.
TheLBLman
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Generally speaking, to me, more mass trumps more score
in what defines a "trophy" buck.
While what BSK says is often true, it may be as often or more often a particular buck gains both tine length and mass in going from 4 1/2 to 5 1/2.
And often, a particular buck's score may change very little in going from 5 1/2 to 6 1/2, but more of that score may come relatively more from mass than tine length than compared to a year earlier.
in what defines a "trophy" buck.
While what BSK says is often true, it may be as often or more often a particular buck gains both tine length and mass in going from 4 1/2 to 5 1/2.
And often, a particular buck's score may change very little in going from 5 1/2 to 6 1/2, but more of that score may come relatively more from mass than tine length than compared to a year earlier.
backyardtndeer
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Cool you have been able to follow the same deer for 4 years. Rare on our small farm we get one that we know for certain we had pics of from the year before.
