Lol I deduct about 15" for southern deer and its usually put me pretty close lol

That broken g3 really hurts the score but great deer just the same.

Weighed it on a mini crane scale dressed at 207 lbs. Charts show about 255-260 on the hoof

Im happy with it!

Shoulda shot him last year when he was tender and not broke up.

Yep, I would be happy with it also.Awesome buck

Got a big fork horn last year.

I was happy with that one too!

It would score as #1 or #2 for me without comparing directly.

I never understood deductions for differences in sides or adding inside spread, its just air not antlers

I got 139 no deductions

Ya, i dont care too much. Knowing ballpark i could call it a 140s buck or whatever

I don't think it will make 135.

Around 130,but that's total inches not a B&C score

Here you go, d,Through h4 is all you need to get the score.

Yes maybe a little close to 145-150 gross. Good beams and good mass.

Measure him up. My thoughts his score will be helped by his mass. Hurt short beams, broken tines.

I rough score him at 135 ". Hard from Picture but:
23" beams = 46
Spread = 15" could be 16" he looks tight though.
Mass: 10"+9"+9"+8" = 36" 5 inch base, 5 inch next two, then 4 inch final for both sides. I think maybe more carries mass out well.
Tine length = 38 inches 5" brows X2 / 6" G2 x2 / 8" & 3" / G3 / 5"

46+15+37+37 = 135 ish. Gross

I recently shot a 147" gross 12 point, extra points help on gross.

If you break 140 it wont be by an 1/8". I would say low 30s.

I’m gonna guess 136

I always gotta know. Otherwise it’s just guessing lol. Right? An online printout, string or wire and a tape and 15 minutes will tell the truth. I have an official B&C 1/4” wide tape that helps but it’s a luxury. I got a (true) 145” 5x5 behind the house 11:45 Saturday morning!

Nice buck you got there, whatever it scores!!

Maybe mid 130's would be really close. A good one though.

Our deer dont have much mass so that is hard for me to judge. That deer does not have much tine length. I agree - low 130’s

I’d say 140”