Possible New World Record - Ineligible

Roger Jarvis, whose picture has been passed around the internet, shot a buck in that has apparently been scored at 319" and was reported as being a Possible World Record for the Boone & Crocket Club. However, according to Boone & Crockett's website the Missouri Department of Conservation released information that this buck was purchased from a breeder, and released in a high fenced enclosure.

Trophies taken within escape proof enclosures are not eligible to be listed in B&C records.  The record currently belongs to Tony Lovstuen of Monroe, Iowa for a 307 5/8-inch buck.

The overall world record is a non-typical buck found in St. Louis County, Missouri in 1981. That buck scored 333 7/8 inches.

Below are the top 10 non-typical scores all-time.

  1. 333 7/8—St. Louis, MO, Picked Up, 1981
  2. 328 2/8—Portage, OH, Picked Up, 1940
  3. 307 5/8—Monroe, IA, Tony W. Lovstuen, 2003
  4. 304 3/8—Fulton, IL, Jerry D. Bryant, 2001
  5. 295 6/8—Winston, MS, Tony Fulton, 1995
  6. 295 3/8—McDonough, IL, Scott R. Dexter, 2004
  7. 295 3/8—Adams, OH, Jonathan R. Schmucker, 2006
  8. 294—Greene, OH, Michael D. Beatty, 2000
  9. 284 3/8—McCulloch, TX, Unknown, 1892
  10. 282—Clay, IA, Larry Raveling, 1973

 

 

 

 

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