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Austin Shepherd with the 10-point buck he killed on Oct. 21. Courtesy Austin Shepherd Austin Shepherd still remembers the giant 10-point his dad killed when he was just a kid growing up in Carrollton, Ohio. They entered the 175-inch buck into a local contest, and Shepherd bragged about the deer to any schoolmates who would listen.
10Point Whitetail Buck, Shenandoah National Park
Counting Points You don't have to be a math whiz to learn how to count points on deer antlers correctly. Any hunter, regardless of qualification, can count points on their buck by reading up on techniques. The Boone and Crockett Club offers a user-friendly, easy-to-use scoring chart to help you score your whitetail deer quickly and accurately.
10 Point Buck Photograph by Donna Harding Pixels
The buck was a big 10-pointer I discovered in live photos during mid-October here in Wisconsin. Although each photo of him over the next 10 days was taken well after dark, I was confident he'd become more daylight active once the rut kicked into gear.. The big 10-pointer eventually worked his way to within 15 yards of my stand, then made.
Ten Point Buck 9634 Photograph by Michael Peychich Pixels
Some of the biggest bucks in history. Boone and Crockett Club Record whitetail deer captivate deer huntersโperiod. Even self-proclaimed meat hunters can't deny the magnitude of a trophy buck. And.
10Point Buck is New Ontario Archery Record
A ten-point buck is effectively a buck with five points on either side of its rack or antlers. However, to accurately describe a ten-point buck would be to say that it has three standing points on either side. Hence it has three standing points, the brown tine point, and the main beam point. A total of five points on either side of the buck's head.
No Neck 10 Point Buck John J. Schelling Flickr
The buck is a tall 10-pointer with a broken G4 on its left antler. She's going to do a European mount of the skull herself. โ Brandon Butler. Persistence Pays off in Pennsylvania Crossbow hunter Jessica Edmonds tagged this buck on Nov. 12 in Schuylkill County, Pa. (Photo courtesy of Jessica Edmonds)
10 Point Buck Photograph by Butch Ramirez
A 3-5 Years Old Buck. If you spot a 10-point buck, you could probably be staring at a three to five-year-old buck. After about five and a half years, a buck's antlers may start to shrink in size, and you may need other factors to distinguish their ages. However, a mature and healthy three to five-year-old buck will have ten points on its antlers.
4886 Ten point Buck A little to close with my 500mm lens. Phil
The rack tallied an official net score of 190 2/8 inches as a typical, likely enough to rank second all-time in Ohio for P&Y typicals. The current Ohio typical P&Y record buck tops 198 inches. What makes this buck's rack so unique is how large, massive and clean his 10-point frame is.
Huge Ten Point Buck stock photo. Image of snow, huge 37237366
A buck with two standing normal points per side is an 8-pointer, one with three standing points is a 10-pointer, and so on. Inside spread of the main beams: If his main beam appears to be three inches outside the ear tip on each side, then by adding six to 16 we find that he has a 22-inch spread.
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After determining that the buck was at least a 10-pointer, Alex deliberately avoided looking at the antlers again in an effort to maintain his composure. Finally, at 25 yards, the buck passed behind some mature maples, and Alex used the opportunity to bring his Diamond Archery Black Ice compound bow to full draw. The buck shuffled the last five.
Ten Pointer Photograph by TnBackroadsPhotos
The 140 class 10 point Whitetail deer is one of the most sought-after trophies in North America. With an impressive rack featuring 10 points, this massive buck can reach up to 300 pounds and be as tall as 36 inches at the shoulder.
Whitetailed Deer Cleveland Ohio Metroparks Ten Point Buck Wildlife
Record each typical upward-jutting point, starting with the brow tine (called the G-1), then the next point (G-2) and so on. On an 8-point buck you'll have three measurements (since the "fourth" point, the tip of the main beam, is already included in that main beam measurement). A 10-pointer will have four on each side, a 12-pointer five.
10 Point Buck Eats Minnesota Birder
With this method you can quickly determine that a buck with two standing normal points per side is a 4x4 or 8-pointer, and with three standing points per side he is a 5x5 or 10-pointer, and so on, with the exception of Coues' whitetail. Nearly all the bucks that make the records book have at least five normal points per side.
10 Point Buck Attacks Man In Troy
Look for a deer with ten points on its antlers. This is the most obvious way to identify a ten-point buck. Measure the length of the deer's antlers. If the antlers are at least ten inches long, you may be looking at a ten-point buck. Check the size of the points. If the points are large and evenly spaced, you may be looking at a ten-point buck.
A big 10 point buck looks startled and surprised by the camera
Jason Jordan's 206-1/8-inch monster is the perfect 10-pointer. This buck has no stickers or abnormal points of any kind. For further proof of that, the right antler scores 93 5/8 inches and the left antler scores 95 2/8 inches. That's only 3 2/8 inches of difference between the two sides!
Awesome mount on 10 point buck, Pennsylvania Hunting
Researchers at the Mississippi State University Deer Lab analyzed data from bucks across the state and found that nearly 50 percent of them 21โ2 years old and older had 8 points, regardless of whether they came from the fertile Delta Region or the sandy, poor nutrition Coastal Plain.