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Buckmasters Trophy RecordsSince its foundation in 1994, more than 1,000 official scorers have been certified for the BTR scoring system across the United States and Canada, with the numbers growing yearly. This means there is likely an official scorer near you. Whitetail enthusiasts who have a basic understanding of how whitetail antlers are scored and who wish to become involved, please read the Become A Scorer section. Please address all correspondence to Mike Handley, Trophy Chairman, P.O. Box 244022, Montgomery, AL 36124. Call (334) 215-3337 ext. 232.
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When In Rome, Hunt Like Romans:
By Buckmasters -- You can shoot a buck with a rifle in Mississippi or Kansas and wind up on the cover of a magazine. But if you used that same centerfire to nail a buck in Illinois, your name will wind up on a court docket...
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BTR's Best Bucks:
Categories include Centerfire Rifle / Pistol / Blackpowder / Shotgun / Compound Bow / Recurve Bow / Crossbow / Pickups / Shed Antlers
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Kansas Claims Another Golden Laurel :
By Mike Handley -- Ed Koberstein’s Alberta 20-pointer might be the largest Typical ever shot by a hunter. This year’s Golden Laurel Citation winner is the largest ever ‘not shot’ by a hunter. The s...
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Measuring Main Beams:
Main beams are the two long, sweeping points growing from the normal pedicels on both sides of a buck's head, from which all typical points grow. The length of the main beam is obtained by measuring from the lowest point on t...
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Circumference Measurements:
Four circumference measurements (C1, C2, C3, and C4) are taken from each main beam with a 1/4-inch steel ring-end circumference measuring tape.  FIRST CIRCUMFERENCE MEASUREMENT The first circumference measurement (C...
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Definitions Of A Point:
COMMON POINT DEFINITION A common point is a protrusion of antler which is not less than one inch in length and whose length is greater than the width of its base. DEFINITION OF A TYPICAL POINT A point which ri...
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