which one...

I guess I am the dumb one....I always thought SCI took free range and estate (HF) animals.

I was talking about a scoring award for HF only animals, so they can easily distinguished.

i think they do take both too but not sure.

I'd pay Good money to see a whitetail jump a 10 or 12 foot fence.

I've seen them jump 8' fences, but a 10 I'm gonna say no. A 12' fence, ain't no way

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As long as it is high fenced, no matter the size, it is a pen.

In my opinion, there is nothing ethical or hunting about shooting penned animals.

BOTH!

This is a Nobel prize winning post right here

Next are you going to tell us that women have smaller brains than men and rugs are inherently lazy?

wait, you mean to tell me.....

boy, if the current IBA thread wasnt going in the bowhunting section i might tell you to meet me halfway, wait, hasnt that been done before too?

Thank you Mr. Clean, I love the controlled environment in which we can raise and harvest our animals like it was intended, and will never feel ashamed about hunting them the way we do. I love my animals, and truly am blessed to be able to do what I do. There's nothing more exciting then seeing what they will be the next year, and to not have to worry about some jake hole shooting them as soon as they cross the fence because it has 8 points or just antlers. I hunt Low fence as well and put the same effort in with those animals as I do with my HF guys, and don't reap the rewards ever. B&C is just a scoring method, they Have SCI, trophy big game awards, and many others, and there is many high fence categories available. Which this year this particular animal will most likely be right up there at the top of. Thank you to the level headed gentlemen on this forum who can appreciate this animal as much as I do.

5redman8, you obviously don't know the anatomy of a whitetail, just cause its a fence does not mean they cant get out. They do all the time, ive seen our 45lb fawns clear fences, we have two yearling bucks right now that are named Boing 1, and Boing 2, because they go where they want, every weekend we find one of them in a different pen.

As requested here are the two my customer harvested
313 1/8
And 241 4/8

Now brother I was totally on your side until this part of your statement...if a hunter wants to shoot whatever is legal on his side of the fence then so be it...looks like you are thinking with a double standard sir...no flame but just think about your statement...cause not everybody is an antler hunter...

rick

Sorry for the statement, about Jake Hole. Yall have a nice day.

watworm2 I just sent you a PM sir...

rick

I did too, but no response.

Check that. He posted pics. That's what I wanted to see.

Awesome deer!

Without a doubt, the best part of having a hf operation is watching your bucks grow each year and having the much better opportunity for them to reach maturity. We had friends with a breeding operation in Oklahoma when I was growing up and had some great times at their place watching the bucks and seeing 6 sets of their sheds and how they progressed year over year.

I have no problem others others hunt HF. Just don't call it B&C as B&C doesn't recognize high fence. Call it SCI or inches, whatever. 300+ is a HUGE deer!

gold jacket, green jacket....how does it affect you in any way the method in which that deer is scored or what it is called?

B&C is a universally accepted method of scoring deer, he isnt saying it is a B&C record or that its in the B&C book, its a simply a method of scoring that most people will recognize and understand. does B&C "recognize" a 147" buck?

I think you are wrong because B&C uses a net score, who really uses a net score except B&C?

I use B&C gross on deer that aren't B&C all the time