Central Wyoming bull taken self-guided on BLM land. First elk for the 19 year old. Congratulations!

Danny Schultz took this pronghorn in Hudspeth County, Texas. It has been recently accepted with an official entry score of 88-0/8 B&C. This ties it for the 7th largest B&C pronghorn from Texas.

Hudspeth County is well known for large pronghorn. It has produced the most B&C pronghorn of any Texas county with a total of 97 entries.

This state land buck was taken by James Andrews in Grant County, Indiana. Pictured with the deer is his father, Merrill Andrews, who took a nice 6x6 buck in the same area.

Michael Fairleigh found this buck the opening day of rifle season in Scott County, Kansas. It is reported to green gross score 231-1/8.

If entered and accepted, Michael's buck would be the largest B&C typical mule deer from Kansas. There are currently 12 typical mule deer entered into B&C from Kansas.

UPDATE Roger Gunlock's trophy grizzly bear has been accepted into the 27th Awards Program at 24-2/16 B&C.

Roger Gunlock hunted the Wrangell Mountains near Chisana, Alaska, and took this grizzly with an unofficial score of 24-2/16.

The three-year Awards Book minimum for grizzly is 23 points for the Awards book, and 24 points for the All-time records book.

Although Carlton Madison has been taking good bucks in Kentucky for many years, he recently began hunting southern Indiana, with excellent results! This buck came from Perry County, IN and is reported to have a green gross score of 174-5/8. It is the first buck Carlton has taken with a shotgun.

If entered and accepted, Carlton's buck would be the first B&C typical whitetail entry from Perry County, Indiana.

Lisa Banasick made good with a rare Pennsylvania elk tag by taking this non-typical bull reported to green gross 405-1/8. The bull was taken on 11/5/2009 from Cameron County.

Lisa's husband, Erik submitted the photo with a note that he secretly had entered her name in the drawing.

If the score holds, Lisa's bull would be the new #2 from PA behind a bull taken in 2006 that scores 425-2/8. For sure, this would be the largest bull (typical or non-typical) from PA taken by a female hunter.

New world record for six year old???  My son Kyle is six year old and in the first grade.  He shot his first deer this year in southwest Indiana.  After he shot it my legs were shakeing so bad we could not get out of the stand.  He looked up at me and says why are you shakeing so bad.  The buck is 16 inches wide and has 8 pts.

Jason Back hunted a reclaimed coal mine site in eastern Kentucky's Letcher Country to take this clean 5x5 reported to green gross 175-4/8.

Inside Spread 24 1/8
Main Beams of 25 2/8 and 26 6/8
G-3's 11 7/8 and 13 2/8

When entered and accepted Back's buck would be the first typical whitetail on records form Letcher County Kentucky.

Jason Peace hunted New Mexico's Unit 2A in San Juan County to take this typical 5x5 mule deer.

San Juan County ranks 3rd within the state for typical mule deer entries and 5th for non-typical.

UPDATE: 1/31/2010 Trophy Watch recevied word that this buck was scored on January 30 by two Offficial Measurers.
The final non-typical score is 250 1/8" Gross - 232 5/8" Net on 18 scoreable points. The buck has the two longest main beams ever recorded on a whitetail at (Left) 35 1/8" & (Right) 34 1/8". The buck also has a 17 7/8" G2 tine. While Boone and Crockett does not keep records by method of harvest we cannot confirm but this buck is reported to be the muzzleloader record non typical from Ohio

12/14/09 Stephens reports "It unofficially has the longest
main beams ever recorded at 35 1/8" and 34 1/8" green. It will likely set a new mark for non-typical in OH with a Muzzle Loader." The longest main beams on record (non-typical whitetail) are from another Ohio buck scoring 209-1/8 taken in 2008 (Right 33-6/8, Left 32). Longest main beams for a typical whitetail are from an Indiana buck taken in 1985 scoring 195-5/8 (R 33-6/8, L 33-1/8).

Brian Stephens of Clayton, Ohio with a buck taken on 11/30/09 with a muzzleloader. Unofficial green gross of 249-5/8, netting 232-1/8.

This big guy has been speeding around the Internet faster than the 14 foot brown bear that terrorized the Alaskan Peninsula, killed five, ate a helicopter and took 30 rounds to bring down a few years back.

400 pounds? Maybe. Taken on a Game Farm and Hunting Preserve in Wisconsin.

UPDATE: The entry score on this trophy is 209 4/8 points. We are awaiting the arrival of some material needs to proceed with acceptance.

B&C Official measurer, Bill Hanson, measured this bull taken by Shawn Sampson near Napadogen, New Brunswick. The bull scores 205-4/8 and is the unofficial new provincial record (Unofficial until entered and accepted at this score). This was Sampson's first moose tag and bull.

The current N.B. record is a bull scoring 202-2/8 that was taken in 1972. This would be only the third Canada moose on record from New Brunswick

UPDATE: Mike Versland's trophy has been accepted into the 27th Awards Program at 198 4/8 non-typical points 1/21/10

Mike Versland was hunting near St. Paul, Minnesota for a buck whose discarded bone he had collected the past few years. October 2nd 2009 he arrowed this fine deer. He reports a green gross score of near 210 Non-Typical

UPDATE: Mike's pronghorn has been accepted in the 27th Awards at 82 4/8 points

B&C Official Measurer, Lance Gatlin submitted this photo of a buck his father, Mike had just taken. This is rare example of pronghorn where the D-3, third circumference, measurement would most likely be taken below the prong. More typically, this measurement lands above the prong, but with this buck's horn length and high prongs, its final score will benefit from a larger 3rd (D-3) quarter circumference encompassing more horn mass below the prong. Green score is 82-2/8.

UPDATE: Tracy Atchison's buck has been accepted into the 27th Awards at 223 3/8 points non-typical

The last day of the '09 Kansas muzzleloader season produced this unofficial 230-inch non-typical for Tracy Atchison.

UPDATE: Wayne F. Schumacher's entry materials have been received and accepted at 243 6/8 points non-typical

Wayne Schumacher of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, took this incredible non-typical whitetail with his bow Sunday, September 20th. Some have speculated that the score may be high enough to surpass the current WI record (247 3/8) from Vernon County. Fond du Lac County has 9 entries with the largest being a 207 7/8 Non-Typical taken in 1956. The buck has to dry 60 days before we can expect to see an entry, verify the information, and report on how this buck stacks up in a state known for big whitetail bucks.

Early reports reported this big bruin was hibernating in a Wisconsin cornfield when he was hit and killed by a farmer's combine. Facts that have surfaced have confirmed that the bear was hit by a combine, but dead before impact from a poacher's bullet. The rest of the story goes further downhill from there.

The DNR said the bear weighed over 700 pounds. Also, a B&C scorer has reported that he has been contacted about scoring this boar for the DNR. B&C will accept illegally taken game only if it is owned by a state agency and entered on behalf of the citizens in that state.

Devin Gorder snapped this photo of sheds collected on the ranch he hunted this fall in southern Saskatchewan.

The 145th one from the left scores 87-2/8.

Manitoba's rifle season produced this non-typical for Murray De Meyer. Reported to green gross 209-5/8.

Larry Knight put in his time behind the optics before locating and taking this Utah mulie reported to green gross 185.

Dear B&C,
I thought I’d send you a photo for Trophy Watch consideration. This is my son Chase, 12 at the time, who shot his first deer during his first hunt on Halloween this past season during the Missouri Youth Hunt. He used his great-grandfather’s .300 Savage. I’m not sure which of us was more excited. Definitely a “trophy” in my book.

John Rosson

Braydon Perkins (14) and his father Eric hunted southern Arizona the day after Thanksgiving to find this typical Coues' whitetail that green scores 115.

Shane Phipps was still hunting along the Whitewater River in Franklin County, Indiana on Nov. 15, 2009 when we walked up on this buck to 30 yards. Reported to green gross 152.

These three bucks were taken Cass, Carroll, and White Counties on hunts managed by Mark Liebner and Camp Kay Outfitters.

Jenkins was on stand only 15 minutes into the firearm season before taking this 16-point green scoring 180-3/8. Tamkin's buck is a mainframe 6-point with a green score of 149-7/8. Tipton's buck was taken by bow on his first day (10/24/09) and green scores 162-6/8.

B&C Official Measurer, Eric Stanosheck set in this photo of a buck he just scored taken with a muzzleloader in Kansas on 9/27/09.

235-7/8 gross, 228-2/8 final B&C from 27 scorable points.

Dan Rogalski arrowed this fine buck which grosses 202 1/8 and nets an impressive 190 3/8. He confirmed with TW that is is indeed a fair chase, archery, Missouri buck.