Help Me Score This Little Buck!

[Mechanicaldawg]

This is Justin McCormack, a feller that might be my son-in-law one day. I have not decided whether or not to allow him to live as of yet?

Anyway, he took this little 8 pointer the other evening in Morgan County with his crossbow, sorry Randy, and he hasn't been scored yet.

What do y'all think?

 

[Mechanicaldawg]

Here's another view

 

[kevincox]

I'd say 115 or so

 

[RThomas]

130ish gross.

 

[Mechanicaldawg]

I didn't realize how small the pics were when I posted them.

Here's a littler better view:

 

[Thunder Head]

Congradulations!!!!
Gross 132"
Age 3 1/2

 

[AWirt]

Man, I don't know but that sucker has some serious tine length. Congrats.

 

[carabrook]

I bet 130, hopefully after you score it you will let us know.

 

[SouthPaw Draw]

I'd say mid 130's gross, great tine length on those G2 and G3's.

 

[Jody Hawk]

127. Rack is perfect, should have very few deductions if any. Also has great tine length. That is an awesome buck with any weapon. Congrats Justin !!!!

 

[Scout-N-Hunt]

Around 130 (?) - nice buck, congrats to the young gentleman.

 

[Ol' Buckmaster]

Gross right at 120, net 116 'ish.

 

[SADDADDY]

125 gross +/-

 

[CPiper]

Gross in the 120's
GOOD buck, Nice!!
Good spread and reall good tine length for a Southern buck, but lacks thick mass. Dont see too many deductions either.

Congrats!!

 

[reylamb]

Gross low 120's. Without the mass it is tough to get an 8 to push 130+. Regardless, great buck.

 

[Grand Slam]

Had to edit my post after the pic was blown up. I'm guessing 128.

 

[MSU bowhunter]

125, +- about 5 inches.

 

[ryano]

little buck?

what "score" does it have to exceed before its considered a nice buck?

thats a fine looking buck......much bigger than anything Ive ever shot with any kinda weapon....

congrats to your future son in law Jeff

 

[Branchminnow]

little buck?

I agree with you 3&8

 

[Branchminnow]

This is Justin McCormack, a feller that might be my son-in-law one day. I have not decided whether or not to allow him to live as of yet?

You call that a hard decision?