Antlered Deer definition
Antlered Deer means any deer with one or more antlers three inches long or longer, measured from the base of the antler where it joins the skull to the tip of the antler following any curve of the antler.
Antlered Deer as used herein means any Mule deer or Whitetail deer, regardless of sex, having at least three (3) inches antler length above the natural hairline on either side.
Antlered Deer means a deer having at least 1 antler that extends 3 inches or more above the skull. For the purposes of determining if an antler extends 3 or more inches above the skull, the measurement shall be taken on the longest antler beginning at the line where the antler and pedicel join, along the back of the antler, following the curve, if any, to the tip of the longest antler point. For the purposes of this section, “pedicel” means the bone of the skull to which the antler is attached.
More Definitions of Antlered Deer
Antlered Deer means a deer which has at least one antler 3 inches long, measured from the tip of the main beam along the distal edge of the antler to the base of the antler burr at the skull.
Antlered Deer means a deer having an antler extending not less than 7.62 cm in length from the head of the deer;
Antlered Deer means a male deer.
Antlered Deer means a deer that has an antler that is 7.62 cm or longer, measured from the head of the deer;
Antlered Deer means a deer which has either two (2) antlers with two (2) or more points on each antler or one (1) antler with four (4) or more points where each point must
Antlered Deer means any antlered mule deer or whitetail deer, including deer with spikes.
Antlered Deer means a male or female deer, excluding male fawns, with a visible antler protruding above the hairline.