What's More Important to you?

Simple Question: What's More Important to You When it Comes to a Muley's Rack?

  • Height

    Votes: 19 26.4%
  • Width

    Votes: 12 16.7%
  • Mass

    Votes: 41 56.9%

  • Total voters
    72
  • Poll closed .
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Mass is where the score comes into play so mass is key. Years ago 30" + bucks were fairly common. Now they are pretty rare in my neck of the woods. So when I see a wide buck it usually catches my eye.
 

a3dhunter

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Mass is what I voted for, but I like the look of the wow factor more than anything.
It may be a combination of two of the three, or it may be something unique.
 

racatac

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Killer splits,seems like lots get crab claws up front,then mass,kickers may be a toss up with mass
 
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All of those are great, but the experience is what its all about for me. As a photographer and hunter here in Alaska just being out is whats important!

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I voted prior to reading the replies and pole, and figured I would be in the minority with a "mass" vote.
In years past I have second guessed myself killing bucks that were wide or tall, but never one that had a heavy rack.
 

7mag.

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I voted for mass. There is something uniquely special about a real heavy buck. Width and height aren't near as cool to me.
 

pronghorn

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I've taken one that was 29 1/2" wide and a couple of tall bucks. I want one with trash!
 

Matt Palmquist

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Wow that is a pretty tough question....I would go Height, Mass, and width. I am looking for a buck that has super deep forks, the kind where the backs start a couple inches from the beam.

Really, big is big. I think we all know what we are after when we see it:)
 

Jared Bloomgren

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Mass, evident with this buck from December 18th, 2011. Over 7 hours to kill this buck as he was with 2 other bucks, 6 does and 4 yearlings.

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ScottR_EHJ

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I love it when that buck turns wide in the spotter. Mass is a close second, my buck this year had a cool palmation on his top right.
 

Lukem

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Reading the replies, I know I'm in the minority in choosing width, but that's what makes my heart stop on a buck. Might be a factor of me being a lesser experienced mulie hunter (compared to most here), but a big frame that starts with width is what I enjoy.
 

muleyman

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Wow! This is tough, it's like asking if there was a giant non typical standing next to a giant typical which one would you take. For me though it would be height followed closely by mass then width. Unless there was a drop tine, then all priorities go out the window!
 
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