The outside spread of this buck is a whopping 48″. It is unknown where this 16×17 buck came from, but his 280 class non-typical mule deer is a rare find.

The buck was taken by Jarel Neeser in Bannock County, Idaho in 1974 and officially scores 264 5/8 B&C. This 18×13 point monster buck is 35 4/8-inches wide.

Carlton Armstrong picked up these enormous New Mexico mule deer sheds in Catron County. He found one side in 1985 and the other side he picked up in 1986. The antlers are 40 inches wide, 199 typical frame, and has a final score of 232 non-typical.

Hunting south of the border in January of 2005, Jason Gisi ended up taking this spectacular typical mule deer. This Mexico monster buck is 35 inches wide and is the new SCI world record typical mule deer with a score of 221 3/8 SCI. The buck also scores 206 3/8 net typical B&C.

This amazing mule deer was harvested near Malad Idaho and is 47 1/2-inches wide. This 21 point buck scores 244 non-typical.

This beautiful high country velvet buck was harvested by Gavin Lovell in 2004 during and early season Wyoming rifle hunt. The buck has an outside spread of 31 5/8 inches and scores 216 1/8 gross, 206 6/8 net typical B&C. If the right side G-4 had matched with the left side, this buck would have been one of the top typicals in the world.

This could be one of the widest typical mule deer ever known. The buck was taken just outside of Salmon, Idaho in 1972. The buck is 49 1/2-inches wide, but has never been scored. the actual whereabouts of this spectacular buck in unknown.

Mule Deer don’t get much better than this incredible buck. Measuring 42-inches wide this buck scores 274 B&C and was taken in Idaho.

Hunting on public land with a general season muzzleloader tag in Utah, Even Bond harvested this trophy mule deer in 2004. The buck scores 255 1/8 gross and 246 3/8 net non-typical and is the fifth largest non-typical buck taken with a muzzleloader.

This is one of the greatest typical mule deer to be taken in the state of Utah with a score of 221 4/8 gross and 209 7/8 net B&C. Denny Austad harvested this buck in Northern Utah during the 2004 season. The buck has a legit 40 2/8-inch wide rack, which puts this typical in an elite category of big bucks.