Score guesses on this buck

Mainframe 9pt with a fork and kicker off his left G2.

140ish, some nice length on him

140

Mid to high 140s. If he had better mass he would be in the 150s pretty easily.

138

128

I’ll give him mid-40s to 147 gross - including the muley fork and kicker

141

148

I'm coming up with 148ish as well.

138

129

146.....

High 130’s....

147”

Upper 130’s

X3

You better not of!!!!!! You had one job to do!!!

140

Might break 30.

80 down
40’s up

Itty bitty ears

Around 130"

I'm at 83/48

We probably should of asked location, probably a 240 lb KS deer

Then we wouldn’t have to worry about our score because he would be wrong too

Iol, he is getting better though. Few more years and he might caught up with our knowledge and scoring....of red coats

145 ish

145. I would be curious about body size.

137 2/8 Gross
123 net

You 2 guys might want to phone a friend after your guesses.....here is a link for you to "digest" you next wrong guesses

Average weight range for a mature buck in my area of Goliad County....125 to 145 dressed weight on the mature ones I have killed. Largest on my place was a 4 yr old back in 2016 and it weighed 145 lbs.

Go kill him and prove me wrong

How much you want to wager on it?

Why when scoring deer don’t folks convert they’re fractions? If I were to mic a cylinder and said it was 25 2/8” my customers would ask me if I was retarded. I know antlers are measured to the nearest 1/8”. Is that how it’s recorded in the B&C book as 2/8”?

Yes to the nearest 1/8" on all deer for the book. There made be some skull measurements that are nearest 1/16" IIRC.

Becareful the old codger is sneaky!!!! Remember the case of beer I lost off the spread comparison... He pulled the ol third option...... the same

But is it recorded as 2/8” or 1/4”? Just asking because I haven’t looked.

My last deer scored 969/8’s

What’s my variance and what’s the wager

Your score you posted is your score guess (130) and will just say a lot of zeros after that first digit and you can pick the first digit.

It stays in 1/8's all the time in BC and PY. Not converting is one less thing to worry about I guess. Kinda like you don't hear a 6' tall person say hes 2 yards tall. Not nearly the same thing I don't guess but some things are clearer if left alone.

I want to pick the last digit

All scores for deer are scored to the closest 1/8th of an inch....as in 170 1/8", 170 2/8" and so on either gross or net.

136.5.

And I feel like I'm being setup to feel stupid.

Not too bad of a guess...Stx likes to set people up for failure

You had to time waffle.... Now if you would have said "around" 136.5 you would have covered yourself better...

You guys were dang near on the money.
I killed this buck back in mid December of 2015. I did a thread on this buck back then but never posted a score on him. He was 138 4/8" as he was in the photos but had a little busted off of one brow and another inside point broken off completely. That would have put him into the low 140's. He was 16 2/8" IS. One beam was 22 and other was 20.6. His right side was G1 3.0, G2 8.6, G3 9.2 and G4 was 5.7. Left side G1 4.2, G2 8.1 and G3 was 8.1. NT were 4.6 and 1.2. Mass was 3.5, 3.3, 3.4 and 3.2 on right side. Left side mass was 3.4, 3.2, 3.3 and 2.2
I posted this to show how different a buck can look with even a lot of pictures from different angles. If you only judged one beam and doubled it for your score you could be off little over an inch or more either way.

Did I forget to mention that I was estimating gross score after the 60 day drying period?

.......you are using another version of the txshntr "around" scoring guesses.

At least some people understand what the word “around” means. I can start using “ish” if it translates better

For most people "around" 130 would mean 129-131...but in your case it means 120-140"ish"...

Around should cover a 5% margin

My 140ish, first score on the post was pretty good estimate.

1 1/2 year old breeder buck!

Missed it by 12/8.