Found in the spring of 2007 by Landon Wittwer, these are the biggest mule deer sheds ever found. These 16×12 antlers score an amazing 307 1/8 gross and 301 4/8 net non-typical with 98 4/8-inches of abnormal points. They also have an incredible 46-inch outside spread.

Mule deer just don’t get any better than this hog taken in 1950. This New Mexico buck nicknamed 50/50 scores 256 gross and 253 2/8 net and has 50-inches of mass. Add the 29 1/4-inch main beams and the massive 219 typical frame and you have a buck in a class of its own.

This beautiful Colorado buck was taken by Douglas Valentine back in 1964 along Rabbit Ears Pass. Carrying an impressive 205 typical frame, he officially scores 250 gross and 242 2/8 net non-typical B&C and has a 32 3/8-inch outside spread.

Dale Mackey was shed hunting in the early 1990′s when he came across these magnificent antlers. Found in central Utah, these sheds score 265 gross B&C. This buck is believed to have been taken by a hunter in 1986 and scores 257 4/8 net B&C. But it may have just come from the same gene pool.

Johnny Grimes was hunting in Sonora Mexico late December of 2006 when he came across this giant typical mule deer. Spanning 35 1/8-inches wide and scoring 208 3/8 gross and 204 6/8 net B&C, this is one of the great typical bucks coming out of Mexico.

Mark Hogan drew the lucky Utah Sportsman’s mule deer tag for 2006 and located this giant early in the year. Opening morning came and Mark bagged him this monster mule deer scoring 264 gross B&C with a 37 1/2-inch spread. The beautiful 217 typical frame and 45-inches of mass are incredible.

Tim Roberts went on his annual trip to Colorado to hunt mule deer with his bow. However, in 2006 Tim was fortunate enough to arrow what is now the largest archery velvet typical mule deer in the world scoring 209 2/8 gross and 205 1/8 P&Y.

Hunting with his muzzleloader, Arnold Sandoval drew the Nevada Super Tag in 2006 and happened upon this gnarly non-typical cactus buck. This buck has 52 total points, is 38 4/8 -inches wide and unofficially scores 306 5/8 gross.

This is one of the great non-typical mule deer to come out of Mexico over the last few years. Jason Campbell was hunting the rut in December of 2005 and knocked down this monster 8×9. This 250 class buck is 32-inches wide and has a beautiful typical frame.

This crazy non-typical mule deer is the largest buck taken by a hunter in the past 20 years. Robert Arledge drew a coveted Idaho tag in 1997 and shot this 15×11 point buck on opening day. This buck has over 100 inches of abnormal points and officially scores 304 gross and 294 4/8 net B&C.