Tristar_Sportsman
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What is the score of the deer on the left? I was able to get an opportunity at him and got him last year! I know the official score of this deer (not in velvet) so lets see how good you are.
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bowhunter163
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Do you have a picture of him not in velvet ?
deerhunter10
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130-135
bowhunterfanatic
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128
Food Plot 101
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133
infoman jr.
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Yeah, I'm goin right at 130.
Nealmeally
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bowhunterfanatic said:
At the most.. Velvet off, he's a mid 120s.
Inkstainz
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131 3/8
Deerbuster1996
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121
Tristar_Sportsman
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The best I have of him without velvet.
TheLBLman
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Looks like a really nice young buck.
I'd say gross around 119.
I'd say gross around 119.
KANATI McD
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125"-128"
My best guess would be 133-135.
Wait, after seeing the hard antler pic, I revise my guess to 127-129.
Wait, after seeing the hard antler pic, I revise my guess to 127-129.
Harvester
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126
bowhunter163
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I'm gonna say 127 3/8
Tristar_Sportsman
Member
Yea i was pretty disappointed after the velvet came off myself, but y'all are pretty dog gone good! 132 1/8
Nealmeally
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That's a pretty buck! And that velvet makes a big difference on some bucks.
deerhunter10
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nothing to be disappointed in heck of a Tennessee buck!
TheLBLman
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Looks like I really missed the score! 
It's a beautiful rack. What did that buck weigh?
Part of my 119 estimate was based on that first pic where his body appeared small (making antlers appear larger), and hadn't seen the 2nd pic before posting.
A few years ago during the early TN muzzleloader season, I took a buck that "appeared" (on the hoof) to be 4 1/2 years old and have about a 130-class 10-pt rack. But even though he had the body profile of a 4 1/2, appeared in peak pre-rut condition, he was small-bodied and only field dressed at 108 lbs at harvest. He grossed around 118, and I've since paid much more attention to body size when estimating antler size. As a "rule of thumb", when I think a buck's body is small, I deduct 10 inches from my initial score estimate.
It's a beautiful rack. What did that buck weigh?
Part of my 119 estimate was based on that first pic where his body appeared small (making antlers appear larger), and hadn't seen the 2nd pic before posting.
A few years ago during the early TN muzzleloader season, I took a buck that "appeared" (on the hoof) to be 4 1/2 years old and have about a 130-class 10-pt rack. But even though he had the body profile of a 4 1/2, appeared in peak pre-rut condition, he was small-bodied and only field dressed at 108 lbs at harvest. He grossed around 118, and I've since paid much more attention to body size when estimating antler size. As a "rule of thumb", when I think a buck's body is small, I deduct 10 inches from my initial score estimate.
wobblegobble
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138, I didnt look at others results! so lets see now
