Guess the score

[dvolmer]

Buckhunter24, Why cant you get out and hunt for more.  Shed hunting in the mountains by yourself would be a great Corona virus activity.  Just don't get within 6 feet of other shed hunters and you should be fine.

[Buckhunter24]

Buckhunter24, Why cant you get out and hunt for more.  Shed hunting in the mountains by yourself would be a great Corona virus activity.  Just don't get within 6 feet of other shed hunters and you should be fine.

Unfortunately all my spots are shoulder to shoulder. Got a guess for the score

[HntnFsh]

Dandy for sure 335-340

I agree with this but will be a little more specific at 338. Just a guess though.

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

401 11/19" it's a piggy.

[Buckhunter24]

I came up with 348 3/8 using 40" spread

[Dan-o]

I came up with 348 3/8 using 40" spread

Are those actual measurements?

I had the 2's, 4's  and 5's longer.

Thanks for doing this.

[Buckjunkie]

I came up with 352.

[Gentrys]

338

[Shawn Ryan]

This is a method I created for real quick field judging of gross score that I've found to be accurate enough on the fly.  In this particular case it was very accurate.  The Ryan method:

*Assume that for each 6x6 bull with average length, spread, and mass, he will score 300.
*Add each eligible tine's inches in excess of 10" and subtract each tine's inches that are less than 10", i.e. if a tine is only 9", then subtract 1" because it is less than 10".
*Add just those excess inches plus 300.
*Using that method, this bull's right antler has 21 4/8" of excess and the left has 27 2/8" of excess for a total of 48 6/8"; add the 300" and you get 348 6/8" of bone.  Pretty close for only adding the inches in excess of 10" on each tine.

When done quickly in the field, don't worry about partial inches and if you only see one side, double the inches in excess of 10" and add 300 to get a rough score (you certainly get a better score, if you can count both sides).  Its fast because you are only counting inches in excess of 10 and the math is easier to do in your head.   

This method won't account for excess spread or mass. If you add the inches in excess of 10 on the G6, then it will compensate for excess length.

[The scout]

Damn I knew better, I over shot it. I added 5” just because all the guesses before me were so much higher.

[Buckhunter24]

I came up with 348 3/8 using 40" spread

Are those actual measurements?

I had the 2's, 4's  and 5's longer.

Thanks for doing this.

They are measurements, i did have a 2 toddlers crawling around with them while I was measuring though   

The g4 measurement compared to the g3 measurement threw me off, the g3 kind of curls whereas the g4 is straight as an arrow I guess that changes the perspective some.

[big wood]

342 4/8

[windygorge]

no more than 342 

[Turkeyman]

345

[dilleytech]

342