This is the first shed that i have actually scored, so please correct me if you see mistakes. The score is alot bigger then i was expecting truthfully. MB = 24 4/8 G1 = 7 4/8 G2 = 8 7/8 G3 = 6 3/8 G4 = 1 1/8 H1 = 6 H2 = 4 7/8 H3 = 5 1/8 H4 = 3 5/8 Total = 68 Abnormal points = 14 4/8 Total score = 82 4/8
Nice shed, Congrats! Now, what are you going to do to ensure that the next picture you have is of you holding his rack still attatched!
Awesome, I wonder what the other side would score. If I remember correctly the other side was taller? Good luck going after that one too
From the picture you posted it doesn't look like that antler has a G4, unless you're considering that point off the inside of the G3 which looks longer than 1 1/8". What did you score as the G4?
Caleb, from both pictures it looks like the g2 is more than 1 3/8" longer than the g1. Maybe its deceiving. Put a tape up to one of them and take a picture.
Awesome find, even better it is still out there alive and getting bigger..... Put that guy on the ground and come back with LOTS of pictures......
Good eye Dan, it looks like i had a typo and put 7 4/8 instead of 6 4/8 for the G1 score. Im still kinda scetchy on where exactly to measure points. I use the string and tape method, and i know that your supposed to measure from the base to to tip, but; do you measure along the side? or do you measure from the center?
That shed is amazing. If only something like that lived in my neighborhood.:cry Hey Dan good talking to you at the Deer and Turkey show in Michigan. Hope Rut Junkie is taking off for you.
Okay, thats what i thought. And do it from the back of the point you say? Right in the middle or do i look for the shortest part like when i do the mass measurements?
Yes, on the outside part of the main beam. When measuring your G measurements measure In the middle to the longest tip of the point. What I drew up on your photo Is damn close to where you need to measure your point. Always measure your points/tines to the longest part of that tine as long as It's not an abnormal.
That is one solid shed.....and next year could be the year you get to score the entire rack! Just follow Steve's directions and you should get a pretty accurate measurement.
