NebraskaWhitetail
New Member
To become an official measurer for Boone & Crockett, you need to apply for and be accepted for their five-day training program. Your chances for being accepted are better if there aren't any official measurers in your area. At one time I was really close to sending in my application, but I came to the realization that this hunting is about much more than scores and numbers, and I didn't want to invest so much of my time in the whole deal. I did buy the scorer's manual, though, and trained myself on how to measure antlers properly.
Allamakee Grand Slam
Life Member
Contact P&Y and or B&C and let them know that your interested in becoming a measurer. I believe you can go to their websites and get the info you need.
I was fortunate to be invited to the B&C measurers training workshop and was given measurer status for P&Y also from that workshop. The training workshop that I attended was for the most part 5 days long and I would assume that would remain the same. Understand that you donate A LOT your time.
AGS
I was fortunate to be invited to the B&C measurers training workshop and was given measurer status for P&Y also from that workshop. The training workshop that I attended was for the most part 5 days long and I would assume that would remain the same. Understand that you donate A LOT your time.
AGS
dc240nt
PMA Member
Contact Minnesota Official Measurers. They hold measuring classes couple times a year.
Quite afew people express an interest in measuring, but the fact is that very few will actually do it once trained. I don't know why this is but we at M.O.M. see, on the average, 20 people take the training for every 2 people who actually become measures.
Check out www.MNMOM.COM. These guys will get you set up and pointed in the right direction no matter what your measuring goals are.
Quite afew people express an interest in measuring, but the fact is that very few will actually do it once trained. I don't know why this is but we at M.O.M. see, on the average, 20 people take the training for every 2 people who actually become measures.
Check out www.MNMOM.COM. These guys will get you set up and pointed in the right direction no matter what your measuring goals are.