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mikey
Guest
i love hunting Deer, but never knew how to score a buck. What's the difference between Boone & Crockett vs Pope & Young? if there is a difference.
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264Magnum
Guest
the scoring methods are the same, but pope & young only recognizes archery killed animals and has a lower minimum score for book entry
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There are three reasons to own a gun. To protect yourself and your family, to hunt dangerous and delicious animals, and to keep the King of England out of your face. -- Krusty the Clown
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There are three reasons to own a gun. To protect yourself and your family, to hunt dangerous and delicious animals, and to keep the King of England out of your face. -- Krusty the Clown
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bigbullhunter
Guest
pope & young also accept deer/big game animals in velvet where as B&C does not.
BBH
BBH
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RACKMASTER
Guest
P&Y's ARE BOW AND ARROW HARVEST!(not sure about the velvet!).
Would like more hunters to say if they know for sure!
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Would like more hunters to say if they know for sure!
RM
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jdh
Guest
P&Y does recognize velvet catagory, but they dump them after five years. (take them off the national record books) They say they can't get an accurate score with velvet covered antlers????
jdh
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BucksandBulls
Guest
P&Y does vary in its measuring system on some occasions from B&C. For example, B&C will allow three circumferance measurements to be taken below the prong of an antelope and P&Y requires two above and two below, regardless of where the prong falls. There are minor differences on a few other animals as well.
As for velvet, the rule is (P&Y) that they recognize velvet entries for the one publishing of the hardback record book, which is printed every six years. After that, they are removed from the hardback book, but are still kept in an alltime file category in their records. In the hardback book to be published this spring, there will be a CD in the back of the book which will show all of those entries, but the older ones will not be in the printed text of the book.
As for velvet, the rule is (P&Y) that they recognize velvet entries for the one publishing of the hardback record book, which is printed every six years. After that, they are removed from the hardback book, but are still kept in an alltime file category in their records. In the hardback book to be published this spring, there will be a CD in the back of the book which will show all of those entries, but the older ones will not be in the printed text of the book.
