Not sure if you are trolling me, or legitimately don't know how to score deer. Appreciate all the comments. I am in far north Brown County, and my average mature bucks field dress around 130. I have killed multiple bucks in the 120-140 range, and this thing is a true heart attack buck. No matter how conservative I "score" him, can't get below 160. My buddy told me, depending on his body size, as others have said, he might have been in the high 170s. If anyone around me got him, they kept it on the down low. Keeps me going, though, knowing there is always a chance!

20" inside (probably more) 25" beams (easily) 32" of total mass (probably more) 60" total time length (trickiest part). That is 162. I have lots of other pics of him, just chose these for the angles. I have killed 2 bucks that gross in mid 140s, and 3 that are right at 20" inside. This buck DWARFS all of them. Keep in mind these were in mid December, so he is certainly rutted down. He hung around my place for about 2 weeks, always at a different feeder, than me, or when I wasn't there, then disappeared.

Those don't sound unreasonable to me. I'd probably guess a little lower on beams and spread, but arrive to about the same number. I was just curious where the other 14-17 inches would come from to get him to the upper 170s. I actually killed a pretty similar deer in 2010 that grossed 173. 2010 was a great year for horns. He was a slick 12, but same sort of frame. Love the big typicals and that deer was a stud. If nothing else, it's good to see what the land is capable of producing.

Well hopefully you will get a shot at his offspring. He's got to be dead or very much in decline seven years from those pics.

Honestly I think this is generous but pretty accurate. Even with some stretch your buck isn't getting to 170. Still a monster for that area and would have been a trophy for anybody.

G1 6
G2 23
G3 23
G4 10
Beams 48
Spread 20
Mass 26
Total 156