Deer Hunting Records

 This document compiles information on notable deer hunting world records, focusing on typical and non-typical rack categories for various deer species. These records are primarily recognized by official scoring organizations such as Boone and Crockett Club and Safari Club International.

Typical Whitetail Deer Records

Typical whitetail deer racks are characterized by their symmetrical and orderly antler growth. The top records showcase antlers with impressive spread and tine length while maintaining a balanced appearance.

Record Category	Antler Score (inches)	Location	Hunter	Date
World Record (Boone and Crockett)	213 5/8	Biggar, Saskatchewan, Canada	Milo Hanson	Date
North American Record (Boone and Crockett)	213 5/8	Biggar, Saskatchewan, Canada	Milo Hanson	Date

Non-Typical Whitetail Deer Records

Non-typical whitetail deer racks are known for their asymmetry, abnormal points, and unique formations. These records highlight the most impressive and unusual antler growth.

Record Category	Antler Score (inches)	Location	Hunter	Date
World Record (Boone and Crockett)	333 7/8	St. Louis County, Missouri, USA	Stephen Tucker	Date
North American Record (Boone and Crockett)	333 7/8	St. Louis County, Missouri, USA	Stephen Tucker	Date

Typical Mule Deer Records

Mule deer are characterized by their large ears and bifurcated antlers. Typical records for mule deer emphasize symmetrical, wide, and well-developed racks.

Record Category	Antler Score (inches)	Location	Hunter	Date
World Record (Boone and Crockett)	226 4/8	Chip Lake, Alberta, Canada	Ed Broder	Date

Non-Typical Mule Deer Records

Non-typical mule deer records celebrate unique and irregular antler formations, often including numerous abnormal points.

Record Category	Antler Score (inches)	Location	Hunter	Date
World Record (Boone and Crockett)	355 2/8	Alberta, Canada	Unknown	Date

Roosevelt Elk Records

Roosevelt elk, found primarily in the Pacific Northwest, are known for their massive antlers. Records in this category showcase impressive main beams and tine length.

Record Category	Antler Score (inches)	Location	Hunter	Date
World Record (Boone and Crockett)	404	Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada	Person	Date

Rocky Mountain Elk Records

Rocky Mountain elk are widespread across western North America and are recognized for their large, sweeping antlers.

Record Category	Antler Score (inches)	Location	Hunter	Date
World Record (Boone and Crockett)	478 5/8	San Juan County, Utah, USA	Person	Date

For more detailed information on specific records and scoring methodologies, please refer to the official websites of the Boone and Crockett Club at File and Safari Club International at File. You can also contact Person for further inquiries.