6 point bull elk question

[snipersights]

Six point bull by definition is that 6 tines on each side (6x6) or 6 on any side regardless of the other? Any info appreciated thanks. SS

[Seth]

It must have at least six or more points on one side regardless of what the other side looks like. I.e. 6x spike is a shooter. Familiarize yourself with the definition of a "point".

[Taylor329]

The hunting regs have good pictures in the front section on this subject. Same for deer antlers, sheep horns, etc..

[snipersights]

Oh that's right I know exactly what you mean. That just sparked my memory. Thanks Taylor.

[HarryToolips]

What they said...the hunting regs and a thorough understanding of the definitions section is your friend my friend

[Bugle M In]

Just be sure and careful....Elk like to "bust off" tines, and quite often right at or near the main beam.

[Sportster]

Just be sure and careful....Elk like to "bust off" tines, and quite often right at or near the main beam.

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So what does that mean Bugle,does a broken tine still count as a point? Just looking for some clarity.

[smoothbor]

As long as it still meets the definition of a tine as stated in the regs. As stated in a post above familiarize yourself with the definitions of antler configuration and definition of a tine. Good luck in your adventures

[snipersights]

Thinking of heading to region 7 in august as elk caribou moose and blackies are open at the same time for gos. I'd be happy to come back with any

[Fisher-Dude]

Six point bull by definition is that 6 tines on each side (6x6) or 6 on any side regardless of the other? Any info appreciated thanks. SS

Just don't confuse that definition with the spike bull elk definition. While it's legal to shoot a 1x6 elk in 6 point season, it's not legal to shoot a 1x6 elk in a spike elk season.

Spikes are 1x1, six points are 6xwhatever.