Harvested in 1963 by Alonzo Winter, this 6×6 Arizona monster is the World Record typical scoring 441 5/8 B&C points. Up to his death in 1994. Alonzo still did not know that he had killed the world record.

Richard Westwood harvested his bull in New Mexico in 1998/ It is the #1 Longhunter typical elk scoring 406 2/8” gross and 397 5/8” net. It has 57 4/8” main beams and is 62 3/8” wide.
Note: This record was broken in 2006 by Doug Degelbeck and his Utah bull. Doug’s 6×6 typical bull elk scores 412 7/8 net typical and is the new #1 for Longhunter (taken with a muzzleloader). The Westwood bull is now the #2 typical.

These are some monster sheds found in Arizona. This 8×11 rack scores 430 2/8” gross non-typical and 421 3/8” net non-typical with a 40” spread.

Ryan Coates harvested this spectacular bull from Utah in 2000. If not for 20” of broken points it could have been a new state record. This 9×9 still gross scores 406 B&C and nets 378.

This is the pending #6 P&Y bull. Taken from Arizona in 2000, this beauty scores 404 6/8” gross and 395 1/8” net. This 6×7 also has a 50” inside spread. # 3 in Arizona.

In 2000 Mike Kinney harvested this Utah bull. They ha watched this bull bread 8 tips in 5 days. With repaired tips it scores 403 4/8” and with broken tips scores 378 7/8” B&C.

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 magnificent bull is the muzzleloader world record. Taken in 1997 by Chris Robb, this New Mexico giant scores 430 2/8 net non-typical.

In 1999, the Navajo Indian Reservation produced this monster for Blair Anderson. Had some broken points that took his score down to 412 4/8 fro 436 B&C. Would be #2 non-typical in the world.

This is the Utah state typical record. Taken by sixteen year old Philip Tuttle in 1999, this 6×7 bull scores 395 4/8” net B&C.