How to Score a big buck or elk

Nov 1, 2010 08:21 AM
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In this tutorial, we learn how to score a big buck or elk with Stan Potts. First, take the bottom of it and remove a bottom line from the main beam. Measure the length of all of the sides. If you're going to cut it out, you should be perfectly even with the top. Then, you will do this on the other side for a typical frame. From here, take the greatest inside spread at a perpendicular angle and that will be your spread credit. Add up each side individually and then you will find the difference, which will be the deduction. After this, you will add in the non typical points that don't grow from the main beam. Add this all together and you've got your score.

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