DIY: Rough Score Your Buck

www.deeranddee... Dan Schmidt shows you how to rough score your buck with a DIY guide. Deer Talk Now. Season 9. Episode 42.

[@seanbalch7563]

I like this simplistic method. Made it very easy to understand. Thanks

[@gregstabryla9945]

Thanks. Makes it simple enough for me. Just a close figure is good. I'm not really into scores, until I get one big enough! Thanks again for the content.

[@caseyberning7789]

Very informative!! Now I have some idea of how to score a buck. Thanks!

[@Kurtdog63]

I guessed 125. Like you, I don't care about the numbers, but they are definitely a tool for at least describing an animal. Point numbers can really make a difference in the size appearance of a rack. As an example, a 140 class ten looks like a good buck, but a 140 eight point has the appearance of a GIANT. Both have their own cool factor. Tall racks with mass stack up score very quickly, while super wide but short point racks look great, but are usually way down on score. Every rack is unique and all have their own cool factor. One of my target bucks this year was large bodied deer with FOUR points. A fork and brow tine on one side and a long single spike on the other. Total score might have been 60, but still a very unique rack. He disappeared in October, so guess he is in someone's freezer. Happy hunting.

[@FLYANDRIDE15]

Vary helpful, thank you!

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

Cool stuff thanks for sharing this

[@treytiks5359]

Very nice job! Like.

[@groverbundy899]

Could you please check the comments for spam? This is an amazing video, thank you

[@gordonneverdies]

I guessed 125. What was the measurement of the other one?