This old whitetail was taken by Karl Kast near Whatshan Lake, British Columbia in 1940. The buck has a 12×13 frame and scores 230 7/8 net non-typical B&C points.

Wayne Zaft took this amazing 13-point whitetail with his bow in Alberta, Canada in 2001. It scores 205 7/8 using the Buckmasters BTR scoring system and is one of the biggest typical whitetail ever taken by a hunter.

Known as the McMurray Buck, this Louisiana State record non-typical whitetail deer was taken by James McMurray on January 4, 1994. It has 31 total points and scores 277 3/8 net B&C and is one of the biggest whitetails taken by a hunter in the last 10 years.

This 220-class non-typical whitetail deer was taken in Kansas and sports a 7×10 point frame.

This massive buck was taken back in November 1959 and scores 207 5/8 non-typical B&C with an 11×7 point frame. It was harvested by Arthur Dobbie in Arenteuil Co. Quebec, Canada.

Tom Arquette was the hunter on this beautiful typical whitetail deer. Tom connected on the buck on November 6, 200 at 130 yards. He has main beams over 26 inches and tines over 11 inches and scores 195 6/8” gross and 191 5/8” net B&C.

This gorgeous whitetail is the Minnesota state record for non-typical. It was harvested by Mitch Vakoh in 1974 and scores 268 5/8” B&C points.

These 250 point shed antlers are from “The Buck of Faith”, the year before it was harvested by Bobby Beeman in 1998 Bobby’s buck is now the Wyoming state record non-typical. The “Buck of Faith: is the largest Whitetail killed in the western US in over 75 years.

This Kansas whitetail was harvested by Fred Sierks and scores. 274 5/8 B&C non-typical. It also has an impressive 207 2/8 B&C typical frame.

This great whitetail deer was taken in a snow storm in Idaho 2001 by Alan Budleski. This one-in-a-million buck scores 253 7/8 non-typical for Idaho. It has 15 points on the right and 12 points on the left along with a split “unicorn” point coming our from skull making it a rare 15x12x2.