Sheep, Bears, Caribou, Whitetails—There’s a Giant for Every Hunter

Could you pick only one species to hunt for the rest of your life? We can’t either, so we waded through our recent big game entries to give you a big taste of everything. North America is a hunter’s paradise, and the assortment of big game animals you’ll see in the following is the cream of the crop.

This incredible non-typical Coues' whitetail rack has great mass and sports 43-7/8 inches of non-typical growth.

Arizona Rancher Alonzo Winters used a Savage Model 99 rifle to kill a massive bull elk in 1968.

Denny Austad traveled all night to Richfield, Utah, to take the World's Record non-typical American elk, which wa

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Here's What You'll Need To Pack

We're so excited to have you at the Rasmuson Wildlife Conservation Center!

Here's a look at the many activities available during our Outdoor Adventure Camps. 

Perhaps the largest elk ever produced in the wild—a Utah bull taken in 2008 by a hunter on public land—has been confirmed as a new World's Record. The official declaration was made today by the Boone and Crockett Club.

The World's Record tule elk was found on a ranch in California in 2005.

Written by Jeff Lopeteguy

The World's Record typical mule deer is one of only a few bucks with main beams measuring at or near 30 inches on each