Harvested in 1998 by Larry Fischer, this huge Arizona bull known as “Twister” scores an impressive 400 4/8” net P&Y and 410 1/8” gross. It also has 60” main beams.

This is the Oregon state record typical elk and tied for eleventh biggest overall in Boone & Crockett, scoring 427 4/8 gross and 418 net B&C points. Hugh Evans harvested this giant 7×7 in 1942.

This is the pending #5 P&Y bull taken by Stan Durkalec in 2001. This Arizona bull scores 402 4/8” gross and 395” net P&Y points.

Known as the “Taft” bull, these sheds are one of a kind. They score 426 6/8” net non-typical B&C. They were found in 1929, the year before this great bull died.

New Mexico was home to this great monarch. These elk sheds were found in 1993 and score a whopping 480 gross non-typical B&C. It has a seven points on each side with 65 and 67-inch main beams.

This bull was found dead back in the 1998 in Arizona by Tom Wagner. It has a 6×7 frame with 61” main beams. It has a gross typical score of 425 4/8” B&C and a net of 409 2/8” B&C points.

This bull was harvested in 1999 by Larry Fitterer in North Dakota. It has a 7×8 frame and scores 407 gross and 397 2/8 net B&C points.

Gregg McGregor shot this bull in 1999 in Arizona but couldn’t find it. Two years later on the same hunt he found the dead bull and tagged it. It scores 408 7/8” net non-typical.

These giant Oregon shed antlers were found in the 1980’s. It scores 442 gross and 428 net typical B&C points. It has 65-inch main beams and 27-inch royal points.

This bull was our 2001 Trophy Room winner. Harvested in 2001 in Arizona, it net scored 369 7/8”. With three broken points this bull would have scored 396” B&C points.