"Antler length" is defined as the maximum length of a deer antler measured from the lowest outside edge of the antler burr along the outer cure to the most distant point of what is or appears to be the main antler beam. For the purposes of this definition, the antler length does not include the pedicel or portion of skull between the skull plate and base of the antler point.
"Antlered point" is defined as any point at least one inch long from its tip to is base line, and the lenght must exceed the width at some location at least one inch down from the tip.
"Antlered deer" is defined as any deer with at least one antler measuring t least three inches in length as described above. "Antlerless deer" is defined as any deer which does not have any antler measuring at least three inches in length. For the purposes of this definition, shed antlered deer and deer with broken antlers which measure less than three inches, are considered antlerless deer.
