Three views. One estimate you can inspect.
Choose whitetail deer, elk, or mule deer, then provide the same three guided views: front, side, and angled. Photos are resized before analysis; BuckScore AI does not save a score history.
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Show the antlers
Add a front view, a full side profile, and an angled view that shows depth and overlap. Each image can be replaced before you submit.
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Read the estimate
See typical and non-typical Boone and Crockett based totals, an itemized measurement sheet, deductions, a provisional range, and an image-completeness indicator.
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Correct and recalculate
Adjust a photo estimate or enter tape measurements, then recalculate the totals. The scoring session stays in your browser and is not saved as history.
What a photo can—and can’t—tell you
An estimate should come with context.
Confidence, in view.
The indicator describes whether the front, side, and angled views show enough detail. It is not a probability or a claim about scoring accuracy.
Unscaled photos cannot establish physical inches. Results are estimates, not certified scores. An Official Measurer must follow the applicable Boone and Crockett procedures for an official score.
A mobile companion for the field
Make every line of the estimate reviewable.
Made for deer hunters and enthusiasts, BuckScore AI shows the measurements behind each provisional score. Correct the estimated values or mark actual tape measurements and run the calculator again.
A clear estimate should leave room for what the photo can’t show.
Questions about BuckScore AI?
Keep the next score in perspective.
Learn more about the photo-assisted antler estimate experience and its limits.