Trophy Score for fishing is finally here!  The hottest app for scoring big game animals, Trophy Score, is now available for your trophy catch!

Select Saltwater or Freshwater then pick a species.  Add the length, girth and weight to calculate your trophy score and add to the Trophy Room and TrophyScoreFishing.com.  Include details like Date, Time, Place, Conditions, Reel Type, Bait Used, Fishing Depth, Type of Fishing and Reel Speed and even add a photo.

Get a free account at TrophyScoreFishing.com and sync your trophy to the ONLY worldwide no-minimum record book!  Search TrophyScoreFishing.com’s trophies by method, species, score, location, date range or name or just check out Recent or Top Ten trophies. Read the rest of this entry »

The highly rated Trophy Score big game scoring application for the iPhone has an update pending in the iTunes Store with a bunch of new features, most highly anticipated being gross scoring for deer.

“It’s something our customers have asked for since Day 1 and we appreciate their patience.  Trophy Score built a reputation on being the most refined scoring app for the iPhone and is the only one approved by both SCI and Boone & Crockett so we wanted to do gross scoring right.  I believe we did,” said developer Chip Hunnicutt.

Because Boone & Crockett and Pope & Young recognize only the net score for world records, it was important to not simply swap out net for gross, but to include both scores.  Not only are both scores calculated, but both are synced to AnchorpointOutdoors.com, home of the world’s only no-minimum record book for big game.  Trophy Score users visit the site and register a free account, plug the credentials into the Trophy Score settings and each trophy is added to the record book upon synchronizing. Read the rest of this entry »

This past weekend the folks at Salkehatchie Farms near Smoaks, South Carolina conducted their fall deer count and Pete Paulatos of Charleston snapped these shots for Anchorpoint.  This high-fence private deer preserve was purchased five years ago by George Fennell and with his son Scott, their 600 acres have some of the largest deer in the state.

The Fennells invite friends for an evening of counting deer, providing everyone with a score sheet.  Does, fawns and bucks are all included, along with number of points for bucks.  I sat this very stand for their count last year and you can read about it here.

For something really cool, check out the buck fight Pete caught on tape. The action kicks in at the 4:20 mark.

For more shots from this year’s deer count, get your fix after the jump.  There’s one particular bruiser you won’t want to miss. Read the rest of this entry »