High Rack 8pt Goes Down N Tx

I haven't posted here much as moved from AZ about a year ago and now that hunting season is here just learning new ground, meeting people, etc..but I've been on the forums from time to time.

I was lucky to kill this unique 8pt on a low fence fair chase hunt in N tx on Friday. It was an incredible day..I was in the middle of several ruttin bucks and passed on a few Smaller bucks mid afternoon knowing evening might produce. Well, evening produced this buck right before Sundown and I figured I better make hay while the sun still shines.

I've been asked score on it my guess is mid 130s but I don't care too much I'm thrilled with
This buck! And I had a great hunt.

Big bodied deer there and I think your score estimate is pretty close, low to mid 130s would be my guess too.

Nice buck. Welcome to texas

Awesome 8 there!

congrats on the nice buck!

Nice...

Nice buck great mature deer. Width is the only thing holding him back. Will make a pretty mount.

How long are the G2’s? 14”?

great buck and im guessing upper 130's on him. lack of spread always results in underscoring and only thing keeping him from 140's is lack of mass as he's got crazy tine length. Welcome to tejas, what part of state you kill him in?

Nice buck!!!

I’d like to know what he scores

With that tine length and those long beams I wouldn’t be surprised if your score guess is low. Awesome buck, love that look, congrats

Very nice, congrats

Great buck!!!

Love that big basket, congrats very nice buck

Great looking buck. Congrats

Congrats! What a dandy buck.

I see more than 130 there. Closer to 140 IMO

Very very nice buck. Congratulations.

What a stud of a deer

Beautiful 8... Congrats

Great buck!! Congrats

As far as high racked bucks go...that's a nice one. Congratulations.

Holy 2's and 3's...….

Thanks guys
My taxidermist will score him and will let you guys know what he tapes out at

Nice, Congrats!

Awesome buck! Congrats.

Quite the biggern'! 'grats!

Awesome buck!

Sweet Buck. Great Job

Geez he has swords growing on his head. Congratulations on a great buck!