This is one if Utah’s great typical bucks. Scoring 201 1/8 net typical with a 44-inch spread and over 29-inch main beams, Roger Allred took this buck just east of Spring City October 25, 1958. Roger entered his buck in the Zinik’s big buck contest and won a new car.

This is one of the most impressive mule deer you will ever come across. Taken in Eastern Colorado in 1952 by G. Montgomery this 15×17 point monster buck scores 310 3/8 gross and 303 6/8 net non-typical B&C and has an amazing 48-inch outside spread.

This gnarly Utah buck was harvested by Warren “Bud” Mitchell near Tibble Fork Reservoir in 1958. It is a 7×8 and has a 39 ¾-nch outside spread with an impressive 301/2-inch inside spread.

Can you imagine coming over a ridge and being face to face with this monster buck. These symmetrical 12×12 point sheds were picked up in Wyoming and have a spread of 44-inches and gross 258 non-typical B&C.

Colorado produced this great mule deer that was harvested by Ray Alt in 1987. It scores 238 1/8 non-typical and is 42-inches wide. It also has a 200 4/8 typical frame and huge double drops making it one of the most unique mule deer in the world.

Phil Palmer’s father was deer hunting the mountains for central Utah in the late 1980s and came across this huge dead buck. It took two tries, but Phil was able to go back and retrieve the antlers, which spanned 44-inches and had 15 total points.

This beautiful “kicker” buck has it all. It is 41 5/8-inches wide with a 10×12 point frame and scores 257 4/8 non-typical B&C. This is what buck fever is all about – wide typical frame with lots of kicker points coming out all over the place.

Clyde Lambert was hunting the Ashley National Forest in Utah back in 1935 when he came across a huge buck going over a ridge. A quick shot from his .30 Remington put the buck down. Ranked as Utah’s #5 all-time non-typical at 284 3/8 net B&C, the Lambert buck in 42-inches wide with 26 total points.

This is one of the biggest typical mule deer in the world. It was taken in Mexico by a local hunter during the late 1990’s. It is 39 ½-inches wide and scores 218 6/8 net typical.

Idaho produced this great non-typical buck in 2002. David Heck used his muzzleloader to take down this 37-inch wide mule deer at a dead run at 100 yards. The 10×11 buck scores 232 2/8 net B&C and is one impressive muzzleloader buck.