CIC UKTEB - Non medal standard fee
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Leec6.5
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Personally I’m well passed having heads measured, but I’ve always been a firm supporter of the CIC, always sending clients their away instead of the cheap copy of BASC.
Charging for a non medal, that’s just a rip off!
Shame on the CIC, I’ll now be telling my clients not to bother.
Charging for a non medal, that’s just a rip off!
Shame on the CIC, I’ll now be telling my clients not to bother.
Deerkeeper2
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Not surprised, I’ve always thought it was a bit bad that, when asked if a trophy might score highly enough for a medal, everyone says ‘get it measured anyway, no charge if it doesn’t’. Especially bad when people were doing that with muntjac which are so easy to measure yourself.
shotguntom
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I can see why - there is still the same process and time taken regardless of the outcome but I can’t help but feel less people will bring heads for measuring which would make a medal.
Sol
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There an organization in the preservation of our game species and the documentation of trophies over the years nothing is inherently free the fact they've been able too surport themselves this many years without payment is surprising
Something tells me there's been an up tick in recent years of people fetching effectively there lifelong collections of roe trophies with them too be messured when 90% won't make medal and effectively wasting valuable time at shows that would otherwise be one of there main incomes.
You can't really blame someone for deciding there done with giving handouts and people taking the nick out of them.
Devon County Shooter
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If a CIC UKTEB Trophy Judge is presented with a head of any species that they believe is unlikely to reach medal standard, they will advise the client before a full measurement is carried out. This initial opinion is based on a visual inspection and, where appropriate, the weight of the head may be taken for species where weight forms part of the scoring. As the full CIC measurement has not yet been completed, this assessment should be regarded as guidance only. For some species, particularly Red and Fallow deer, accurately judging medal potential by eye alone can be difficult.
The client may then decide whether they wish to proceed with a full official measurement, understanding that a fee will apply if the trophy does not reach medal standard.
The charges are as follows:
CWD and Carnivore……….. £10
Muntjac, Boar and Sika…….£15
Roe………………………...…£20
Red and Fallow……………...£30
The client may then decide whether they wish to proceed with a full official measurement, understanding that a fee will apply if the trophy does not reach medal standard.
The charges are as follows:
CWD and Carnivore……….. £10
Muntjac, Boar and Sika…….£15
Roe………………………...…£20
Red and Fallow……………...£30
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