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Scoring Your Trophy: typical whitetail deer. MINIMUM SCORES. AWARDS: 160. ALL-TIME: 170. All measurements must be made with a 1/4-inch wide flexible steel tape to the nearest one-eighth of an inch. (Note: A flexible steel cable can be used to measure points and main beams only.) Enter fractional figures in eighths, without reduction.
In this video, I'll teach you how to score a whitetail deer using four categories of measurements and some simple math. I'm an official scorer for the Boone & Crockett Club and have done this hundreds of times. You'll first measure both main beams, all the tines, four circumferences on each side...
How to Score a Buck the Right Way. A step-by-step guide to measuring that big whitetail deer you just tagged, from a certified B&C scorer. By Scott Bestul Jul 12, 2024. You’ll need a tape...
Follow along with each tip in order to find out how to properly field score a whitetail! The first step in this process is establishing your reference points. When field scoring deer, your best reference point to get an idea of the frame size will be the buck’s ears, eyes, and nose.
To score typical whitetail antlers, measurements include the inside spread between the main beams, the length of the main beams, the distance between the tips of the main beams and the widest outside distance between the antlers (see diagram).
The major features that make up a B&C score for a whitetail deer are: F - main beam length, G - point lengths, H - circumferences, and D - Inside Spread (not shown). The Boone and Crockett Club recognizes two categories of whitetail deer.
Keep the following general rules in mind when measuring and scoring a whitetail: Take all measurements with a flexible steel cable or ¼-inch flexible steel tape. Enter fractional figures to the nearest eighth of an inch.
In this video, Andrew Bolinger of the Purdue student branch of the Quality Deer Management Association shows you how to score your own buck.Be sure to check ...
Most hunters ‘score’ their whitetail’s rack in a very simple way: by simply counting the number of points on the antlers on either side. So, if you bag a buck with five points on...
Bucky Ihlenfeldt joins us in the WCB studio to teach everyone how to measure a Whitetail buck! He goes through the complete correct process for typical and n...