The Good, Bad & Ugly Mule Deer Framed Print

What a dream shot! All three of the biggest mule deer in the world in their respected category: - The world record non-typical Broder Buck is on the left - The massive Perkins Buck in the middle is the largest cactus buck - And the world record Burris Buck on the right, the largest typical buck in the world.

The Broder Buck is a mule deer head that no one has come very close to since it was killed back in 1926 near Chip Lake, Alberta by Ed Broder. This monarch is 38 inches wide, has 43 total points and scores 355 2/8 B&C. That’s a great score for a big elk not to mention a mule deer!

Ray Perkins was hunting near Miles City, Montana in 1960 when he came upon this incredible head of horns. This monster has over 67 points over 1 inches and has a 37 inch spread. Interesting about this buck is that it was not a stag as most “cactus” bucks are.

Doug Burris Jr. was hunting for a big deer in the fall of 1972 near Delores County in Colorado when he came upon what today is the world record typical mule deer! It scores 226 4/8 B&C with a 33 inch spread. All three together — All at the same time — All on one print.

Frame and Mat:
Frame Size: 44 3/4" x 20 1/5" x 2"
Double matte, solid wood frame, includes wire hanger with plexi-glass