Brent Kuntz from Alberta, Canada arrowed this bull in 2002 and it is one of the largest bulls in the world for Pope and Young scoring 414 5/8 net non-typical. He called it in and connected on a great 50-yard shot. It’s the #4 non-typical elk in the world.

This is the biggest elk ever taken with a bow for the state of Montana. Arrowed by Brendan Burns in 2000, this 7×8 point bull scores 423 6/8 gross and 410 3/8 net non-typical B&C. It has the longest third points recorded at 30 and 30 7/8-inches long making it a very unique bull.

Not to be outdone by anyone, Cindy Marques harvested this 7×6 Nevada elk during the 2002 muzzleloader season. The bull scores 439 Gross and 424 6/8 Net non-typical B&C and is the #2 muzzleloader elk in the world and Nevada state record non-typical. This bull also net scores 405 2/8 typical. It’s also the largest non-typical elk ever taken by a woman.

Utah produced this beautiful 7×8 bull. Jeff Didericksen was the lucky hunter who drew the $5 Sportsman tag and bagged this state record elk in 2002 that scores 418 3/8 gross and 412 net non-typical B&C.
Note: This bull was the state record non-typical elk for Utah until the 2007 season when it was finally broken. As of 2007, it is the No. 2 elk with a rifle and the No. 4 overall for the state.

James Proctor was hunting the 1993 archery season in New Mexico when he came across these huge elk sheds laying on the ground just five feet apart. These 480-class sheds are 7×7 with main beams reaching an unbelievable 67 and 64-inches long making them one of the longest main beams ever recorded.

These great elk sheds were picked up north of the border in Canada. They have nine points on both sides and score 447 gross B&C. The long extra points are what makes these antlers stand out from the rest.

One of the biggest elk taken with a bow. Erik Swanson arrowed this Arizona bull in 2001 after much persistence. The big 7×7 non-typical elk gross scores 425 6/8 and nets 413 2/8 B&C.

You can’t get much better than these great typical elk sheds. These 6×6 sheds were found in Colorado and net scores 426 B&C points.

Found in Canada these sheds have some great character with the cheater coming off from the right side. The sheds are a 9×10 and gross score 442 B&C points.

If this bull looks big it’s because he is. These are the world record elk sheds found in the late 1800s or early 1900s in Colorado by William Wood. These 8×12 sheds score 496 1/8 gross and 475 2/8 net non-typical with a 50 6/8-inch inside spread. These antlers have an amazing 67-inch outside spread. These are the biggest “free roaming” elk sheds ever known.