would you consider this a drop tine buck

[muzzleloader128]

 

[muzzleloader128]

drop tine

im going with yes and have had a few others say yes also but what do you think

 

[Bowtech84]

Sure is. Nice!

 

[LYON]

I would go with droptine. My only other thought would be a flyer but those tend to come off a tine not the main beam. According to my classification which means absolutely nothing.

 

[thephatchef]

Why not take a picture that is straight on and level with the deer so we can see how it hangs.

 

[muzzleloader128]

Why not take a picture that is straight on and level with the deer so we can see how it hangs.

great idea but the antler pulled off while dragging it out

 

[muzzleloader128]

Check out my hole in the horn pic. He has a natural hole where the two tines drop kind of neat

 

[flugge]

Just curious,what day did you get him? Just asking since the antler popped off...

 

[6x6]

It looks like he must of damaged his antler while still in velvet growing, changing the end of his beam, making a cool looking drop-tine.

 

[muzzleloader128]

Just curious,what day did you get him? Just asking since the antler popped off...

It was wednesday it popped off right after I grabbed ahold of it rhe other is very solid not sure if the damage from velvet would cause this side to drop earlier?

 

[Monsterbuck]

With just the two pics to go by I'm not sure I would consider it a drop tine. Definitely a messed up beam.

 

[teeroy]

my vote is split main beam

 

[Sligh1]

Pretty cool no matter the definition!

 

[Altiman94]

I'd call it a drop tine.

 

[JakeWym]

Cool rack for sure. Looks like a drop to me.

 

[kellyprymek]

I am going to go with it is what ever you want it to be.