B&C typical or non typical

400or200 · Mar 8, 2016

Wondering if anyone can clarify if a buck or bull can officially be entered as both a typical and non typical? There are those rare instances where a buck or bull could be classified as either, but can they be entered both ways? thanks in advance.

RoadlessHunter · Mar 8, 2016

That would be a good problem.

nontypical · Mar 8, 2016

Yes; if the animal scores both ways.

Homer · Mar 8, 2016

no...it cannot be entered both ways. Never

bigmoosie · Mar 8, 2016

Wrong,Homer there are several in the boo in both categories.

bigmoosie · Mar 8, 2016

elkassassin · Mar 8, 2016

You can Score them both ways!

Last I Heard you had to pick one or the other for the Book Entry?

But I really don't know for sure?

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YBO · Mar 8, 2016

Interesting, maybe B&C changed their policy. I could have bet my last nickel that you had to choose one or the other. I would think that Homer and big moose would know, but they have different answers?? I'll go with D13.

idahonative · Mar 9, 2016

You have to pick. Usually it's which one is better compared to the minimum, or how it ranks respectively in each category. You can NOT enter the same deer in two different categories.

midwesthunter · Mar 9, 2016

It can be "scored" both ways but only entered in one category

Homer · Mar 9, 2016

LAST EDITED ON Mar-09-16 AT 09:01PM (MST)[p]

...you can score it how ever you want....you can make up anything you want....you can use the MM method.....you can claim you entered it in any book you want....

but....before you can enter it into B&C it has to be measured by an official measurer and the owner has to decide where to enter it if it meets the minimum score for both typical and non typical categories...you can only enter any animal once in B&C

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Homer · Mar 9, 2016

and....if you know of any animals listed in the official B&C book more than once Big Moosie...and you call them and prove it to them....it will not be in the next publication. I have no doubt it has been done but it is against the rules.