Boone and Crockett book entries by county past 30 years

OFFICIAL BOONE AND CROCKETT BOOK DEER BY COUNTY PAST 30 YEARS
TYPICAL

1. Maverick 50
2. Webb 37
3. Dimmit 34
4. La Salle 33
5. Kleberg 19

NON TYPICAL

1. Maverick 19
2. La Salle 10
3. Dimmit 9
4. Grayson 7
5. Webb 7

TOTAL NON TYPICAL AND TYPICAL

1. Maverick 69
2. Webb 44
3. Dimmit and La Salle 43 each

Interesting. I always thought B&C for typical was 172" bur this is what the website says:

typical whitetail deer
160 170
non-typical whitetail deer
185 195

wonder how high grayson would be if rifles were allowed.

Buffalo, 170 and 195 net are the minimum scores for entry into the All Time record book. 160 and 185 nets are recognized by B&C in their annual awards, but they do not make "the book".

Those numbers seem low, not saying your wrong at all, but I would have expect quite a few more in 30 years period.

Anybody have an idea of what percentage the reported ones make up of what is actually killed?

I wonder how the number would be different after 10 years of gun hunting

Most want the jacket I would think!

Guess that's not actually the B&C but the contest.

I only listed the top 5 counties - there are a number more listed when you include all Texas Counties.

These are straight out of the records provided by B&C. Many bucks gross the required score but very few net book.

I can get any time frame. Past ten years, etc.

To qualify it is a pretty solid process. Drying period and then an official B&C scorer has to measure and turn in the score sheets to B&C. Hunter has to complete paperwork verifying where killed, etc.

THIS^^

Thanks for the verfication. I am also shocked the Typical numbers are so much higher than the nontypical

Here's a picture of mine from 2004. Maverick County. 182 gross 170 5/8 net.

its the other way around, he mislabeled them on this thread...

I did on the other thread - I corrected it - these numbers are correct

Great deer!

that looks like a young deer, nice tho!