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Yep, you guessed it! Many of you might recall the winter kill buck my brother picked up last fall while deer hunting here in Idaho. Well, he had it officially scored by a B&C measurer and got the results back this week. His find gets to enter the B&C record books as a non-typical at 230 6/8". It just squeaked in there but he is excited to say the least.

The net typical frame was about 180" (189+ gross) so he had 50+" of non-typical inches. The mass helped a bunch on the typical side of it with 46+" in circumference measurements. It had 10 points on the left, 14 on the right.

We're not sure on the age of this skull. Some say 5 years, others say 10-40. Who knows but there's one thing my brother says, "Who cares? I'm in the books!"

Here are some pictures in case you missed the post way back when....

Congrats to your brother. That's a nice looking rack, rare.

Awesome buck! You going to restore the antlers?

MuleyMadness wrote:Awesome buck! You going to restore the antlers?

My brother has plans on restoring them but wants to work over a few sheds before going gung-ho on this set. I'm sure it will make a nice conversation piece when it is all said and done. I think he is just elated that he gets his name in B&C.

Great antlers, to bad your brother did not have a chance to harvest the buck.

very nice buck, I would like to see pics when your brother gets them restored

That is an unreal find once in a lifetime wow. I bet your brother is still riding that high.