#197: WHAT MAKES A RECORD BUCK with Cameron Coble
About this episode
Cameron Coble discusses the criteria for scoring record bucks and their importance in conservation.
In this episode, Cameron Coble breaks down what it really takes to become an official Pope & Young and Boone & Crockett scorer. We dive into how antlers are scored, which factors matter most, and why these measurements go far beyond trophies — they play a critical role in tracking herd health and guiding conservation efforts. Cameron also shares insights from scoring notable deer, including the Donal Barry buck.
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