Found in the spring of 97’, this 6×6 Arizona bull has a 40” inside spread and scores 399 B&C points.

Curley Bush harvested this huge bull I 1995. It scores 416 5/8 B&C and has a 42” inside spread and a 9×8 frame.

In 1999, Steve Perry harvested this bull which put it #2 in the state of Nevada at the time. It scores 409 gross and 400 4/8 net typical B&C. The main beams reach out to 60” long.

This old bull was harvested in 1953 by John Griener in Washington State. It scores 405 net and has a 9×8 frame.

In 1978, Roger Davis harvested this bull in Idaho which remained as the world record for 10 years. Scores 405 2/8 gross and 392 2/8 net B&C.

Hunter Nalani Stevens harvested this wide, high scoring bull in 1997. With a 414 3/8” net n/t B&C score and a 8×6 44” inside spread, this bull is truly in the upper class.

Harvested in the mid 90’s by John McClendon, this bull known as the “Cactus Bull” sports a 399 gross, 395 1/8 net frame. If entered, would be the new #3 P&Y bull.

This huge bull scores a whopping 422 1/8 7×8 net B&C frame. It sports a 39” spread. Hunter and date unknown.

Harvested in 1968 by Alonzo Winters, this 6×6 monster is the World Record typical scoring 442 5/8” B7C points. Also featured from the side in November.

This bull has been featured in previous years Kings Elk calendars and by looking at it you know why. Scores 442 gross and nets at 424 B&C points with a 7×7 frame.