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[THE MAN]

Great Story!!! Nice Bucks!!! Where did you go to school at Remington300Mag?

[boneaddict]

I would LOVE to score them for you, and show you what I know about scoring.  I'd even get some pics of you and them if you wanted them.  Don't fret.  We are just shootin the breeze with scores.  Their great points are those fronts.  Reason we are giving ya heat is the backs have to be damn good to hit 190 along with the fronts....

for instance, this guy might maybe hit 190 but I bet his backs might even be too weak.

[Dansk]

Nice work!  That's a great two years of hunting and two tremendous bucks.

I am really interested in your mount- is all of that wood?  That's got to be the best antler mount plate/sheild I have ever seen.  I like that better than shoulder mounts or euros. Would love some more pics of the wood work.  Well done.

[robb92]

Great story and great bucks!!! Thanks for posting both!!

[boneaddict]

remember mass doesn't add much to the score eventhough its MY favorite characteristic.  Most monsters average 5 inch measurements. Thats 5x4x2 =40 inches
Most decent bucks have 4x4x2=32
not alot of difference.   

This particular buck is carrying about as much mass as your top buck.  Not many deer compare overall to the mass measurements in your bottom deer.

[popeshawnpaul]

I named this buck "190"...  

[boneaddict]

Note the "tuning forks on the back end.  The G2s are verytall, and how far down the g3s fork and their length.  A great characteristic for 190 type deer.  Its ALMOST always the weakest length.  If you don't have killer eyeguards or some other characteristic to beat that then its a sunk ship

[huntnphool]

remember mass doesn't add much to the score eventhough its MY favorite characteristic.

  I'm with Bone on this one, and that by no means suggests those are not nice bucks Rem, I think they are. If you had not posted the score I would have put that top buck at about 168 and the bottom one at about 171. Keep in mind that this is just my opinion and there is no disrespect intended.

 Neither one of them has a very large outside spread and their main beam spread looks to be about 20", which will not help in hitting 190. Those two spread measurements are critical for a 190 bucks, especially the inside main.

 Like I said they are great bucks and you should be damn proud of them, definitely good bucks for Washington.

 

[THE MAN]

Remington300Mag just private messaged me to answer my question and he said he "went to Cascade High School in Leavenworth."

[509er]

where did he go?

[bowhuntin]

Sorry Remington300Mag, I just figured you were from Cashmere originally.
I do have a concern though. The only state champ from Cascade Leavenworth in the years 1994-1996 was a guy by the name of Brian Koch @ 215lbs in 1996. Therefor your claimed 2 state championships and a second place finish are false. It is odd that you deleted your post after people started questioning your statement!! A guy has to wonder now if that "GLUED" drop tine on your deer is legit or not??? I am not trying to stir the pot. I JUST WANT TO KEEP IT REAL!!!!!  Oh, and yes Matt won a state title in 1998.

You must have called his bluff. He deleted all his posts. Makes you wonder if he actually shot those deer. 

[ICEMAN]

Wow, just saw he deleted everything too,.....

What did we all miss?

[bowhuntin]

I think this post was about a big deer he had shot and he claimed to be a stud athlete in his story and someone called him on it.

[andrew_12gauge]

i have no doubts that he had some dandy bucks but now who knows maybe you gotta question how/when those bucks were taken

[boneaddict]

maybe theres a reason that drop point looked like a two point glued onto the main beam.     Sorry if I ran him off guys.  Those scores were bogus but I thought we were working through it.