What do you think my deer will score?

Without knowing a width I'm guessing high 130's low 140's, pope and young typical is based off total symmetrics and a lot of times it can be deceiving. basically measure the smallest side and multiply it by 2 for a rough estimate. I've killed over a dozen 140's that I thought would make it over 150 but after paying a certified P&Y measurer (scorer) for several of them the deductions literally kill the scores on the larger side of the rack.
You had to pay to get animals scored? B&C is free.
 
Without knowing a width I'm guessing high 130's low 140's, pope and young typical is based off total symmetrics and a lot of times it can be deceiving. basically measure the smallest side and multiply it by 2 for a rough estimate. I've killed over a dozen 140's that I thought would make it over 150 but after paying a certified P&Y measurer (scorer) for several of them the deductions literally kill the scores on the larger side of the rack.
Deductions are the biggest bunch of petty bullshit in "trophy" scoring. Every inch should count with no penalty for it looking weird! Men would insist on that in any other area of their life!
 
You had to pay to get animals scored? B&C is free.
There is a fee to enter, and while B&C is now free due to a donation, it hasn't always been free. Most Official Measurers will not score an animal that the individual doesn't plan to enter, hence the fee to the prospective club (entry fee).
 
The Official Measurer cannot charge a fee, he is a volunteer. So, by "small fee" I hope you are talking about the entry fee of 40$.
 
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