Guesses on this moose score?

[bushwackin]

Thanks everyone!!!

[Pierre Tessier]

Great bull! Bulls like that have a lot of years behind them.

What spread did he go?

[Roughneck Country]

Originally Posted by mgvande

211

no where near this

[mgvande]

Originally Posted by Roughneck Country

no where near this

I guess we will find out eventually

[cowmanbob]

Originally Posted by mgvande

211

I have a moose that scores 211 and is considerable larger, but congrats to the poster on a very fine animal.

[elk396]

he's over 200,

[husky7mm]

A specimen of an Alberta bull moose, thabks for sharing

[Don K]

Originally Posted by MountainHunter7

Im guessing He is In the 190s Maybe Pushing 200.
Nice Bull. Congrats on that.

X2
Fantastic bull

[bushwackin]

I think with moose scores it would be the fairest way to just weigh the horns!!!!!!!

[bushwackin]

Anyone agree?

[1bowhunter12]

I think a water displacement method would work the best for scoring all animals..but it would never change ... great moose by the way to

[bushwackin]

Originally Posted by 1bowhunter12

I think a water displacement method would work the best for scoring all animals..but it would never change ... great moose by the way to

I agree! Same as weighing the horns basically

[crownb]

Originally Posted by 1bowhunter12

I think a water displacement method would work the best for scoring all animals..but it would never change ... great moose by the way to

I agree, all the antler the animal grows should count, for instance some tines on a deer have like 3-4 inch circumference, awesome bull by the way!!

[fishnguy]

Water displacement sounds like a really good idea, actually. Wouldn't you have to disattach the antlers for weighing though? Also, do antlers weigh the same at different stages of the season (once they stop growing and velvet come off, of course)?

That's a great bull!