will my deer break 120???

[LittleDanny]

yes.

[itsgood1308]

Yes. Regardless of score he's got character too. That left side is wicked. Congrats

[drube75]

You got it

[PondPopper]

Your friends are wrong from what I can see.
I'm in the upper 20's low 30 myself.

[Guest1]

Gross yes, Net no

[txhoghunter73]

121

[frios]

Thanks fellas for the scores! much appreciated!!!!
from what I've seen on other posts - you guys are pretty close to the "real" score.

heck, I'm just happy I got me a nice buck

not a trophy! but a trophy to me - hahaha
plus the venison chili I'm gonnna make is gonna taste soooo good!

[Mr. Whiskers]

Right at 120" is my guess

[millman]

yep

[txwhitetail]

Close

[AgBass01]

not a trophy! but a trophy to me - hahaha
plus the venison chili I'm gonnna make is gonna taste soooo good!

That's all that matters! To heck with what everyone else thinks about it!!

[Archer156]

Should gross around 130 and scores net 120's

[NAVY CHIEF]

Easy closer to 130....

[adam_p]

sorry...but don't know how to do that

I've watched videos, but to be honest...I don't have "a lot" of horns to practice with, nor will I know if I'm actually doing it right. Maybe watch a certified guy do it once and then do my own measuring.

It is really easy.

Measure the beams around the outside from the burr to the tip.
Measure the tines from the top of the main beam to the tip.
Measure the the abnormal points from the edge of the point where they originate to the tip.
Measure the mass at the base just above the burr, narrowest point between the brow and the g2, narrowest point between the g2 and g3 and again half way between the g3 and the end of the beam.
Measure the spread at the widest point between the beams.

You can use anything flexible and just make a mark on it, then measure it with a tape measure since a tape measure won't bend around very well.

I think he is over 120.

[JAB 1]

Yes sir