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demlake
09-16-2010, 06:31 AM
On my way to work yesterday, came around the corner and there's a moose.

It had a small, palmate antler on one side, with two or three really strange looking points on it. The palm itself was three or four inches across. It kind of looked like a hand with three of the fingers chopped off.

I didn't get a great look at it, as it hit the thick stuff as soon as it saw me.

But it left me with a question.

In that case, do I basically ignore the palm, and look at the points only in determining whether it's a two-point or not?

I never considered the possibility that a two-point could have a palmate antler before, and as soon as I saw the palm I immediately thought "that can't be a shooter". But now I'm wondering.

d6dan
09-16-2010, 07:12 AM
Moose - Spike-fork Bull - means a bull
moose having no more than two tines on one
antler. (Includes tines on main antler and brow
palms.) Does not include a calf.

j270wsm
09-16-2010, 07:47 PM
If you look in the regs there is a picture of a moose antler, it show you how to determine what is or isnt a tine. If you measure 1' down from the point and the tine is less than 1" across then it is a tine, if it is wider than it is not a tine.