Scoring question

[oilcan]

So i shot a 4X4 Muledeer on one side he is a typical 4 point but on the other side his points come of the main beam like a Whitetail.

So how do i score him? Does he fall into the Non-typical catagory? Do i score the One side like a Whitetail?

Thanks

 

[desertdeer]

pics please.

 

[gb22]

Agreed! I'll let others provide scoring details but pictures are the lifeblood of MM. Please.


Within the shadows, go quietly.

 

[travishunter3006]

one of the points on the whitetail side would be considered an inline. It would be deducted from the overall score as well as the g3 on the typical side. ( I think)


It was a big bodied 2 point. (this is my signature)

 

[oilcan]

Alright guys cut me some slack just got home haven't even unpacked yet.Pictures to come.

 

[wymoose]

Just measure all of the points twice and call it good...

As a gross score you can just add everything together - I don't like deductions, but that's another story.

Here is my understanding of how you can score your buck:

For a net typical score you wouldn't get a g3 measurement and one of the inlines would count against your typical score - and you wouldn't get credit for the g3 on the other side either.

As a net non-typical you would need to net the frame just like you would with a typical - then the extra inline could be added on as a non-typical point.

Anyone can correct me if I'm wrong.

WYmoose

 

[Zeke]

WYmoose is right and I love the part about "add them all and double the score"! It always works for me. I have MANY world records by doing that. Oh, and remember to add in the outside width too, it really adds to the score. LOL

Zeke