Low 130's. Great looking 9

Upper 120's is what I see from those pics. Very nice looking buck.

Low 130's. Great looking 9

Help me see where I went wrong here.

Frame 95
G1's 4 each = 8
2's 7/8= 15
3's 6/6= 12
Single 4...=4

Total 134


We're usually closer on our scores. Did I give him too much frame or tines?

95" of frame did you fall and bump your head? I used 83-86" of frame depending beams and 41-43" of tines to get upper 120's. But I have been wrong before will be wrong again

I must really be off on mass, beam length looks decent to me. Didn't really notice he's still in velvet in first pic until now but that's still way off. I don't know. Weird how different people see different measurements and still get close to same score sometimes. I've noticed before on wee man's score we'll have different frame and or tine length and still be close to eachothers guess.

Yes to answer your question I fall and hit my head regularly, usually not an issue issue with the helmet I wear. Was late today and forgot helmet, and crayons.

Couple "Hi Potential" bucks there. Probably have the genetics to hit 150/160 class around age 5.5 to 6.5 (may even higher). First buck is fighting to hit 130 with the long eye guards, G2's and G3's. Again, if you are wanting "Wall Hanger", they should be there in 2 to 3 years!

Lee County is not known for producing 150+ deer even with AR's in place at any age. There was only one buck entered in TBGA and he was a low 130's gross and net, not sure on the age. TBGA has a net typical score of 125 to qualify in that region. Those deer are generally very small bodied in that region of the state also. I agree that they might have the genetics to hit 150's in that county but just very few deer are killed that big on LF areas. In that area of the state a mature 140+ gross is consider a trophy by the local coops.