As long as it is fairly symmetrical, it can be scored as a typical deer. The only problem is if there are a lot of differences between the points on the left vs. the right side, the deductions will kill you. Usually that is why they will score it nontypical, so if the deer has lots of points, length, and mass but isn't symmetrical, you can take that into consideration.
just crazy
i can't believe i missed that buck in the bow forum for a week.
if you didn't see it check it out!
http://www.nodakoutdoors.com/members/ph ... .php?t=985
I was pumped taking a 10 pointer this year but that's just nuts.[/url]
if you didn't see it check it out!
http://www.nodakoutdoors.com/members/ph ... .php?t=985
I was pumped taking a 10 pointer this year but that's just nuts.[/url]
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