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This amazing bull has 76 5/8” of abnormal points as a 9x9 non-typical (6x6 typical frame). The abnormal points were exceptionally long.

Panel will still be in late February, but the convention needed to be moved to allow an in-person convention. Should be a good time!

Man, guys, if you’re at P&Y in April, make sure you look me up! I’ll be there next month to oversee the panel. Should be a good time.

Hopefully the Pope and Young Convention in Reno!

Why change something that works great?

Have you had issues with your QAD?

Jail time will rarely happen when officials are forced to release inmates who prey on others due to overcrowding......but nobody wants to build more jails, especially near them (NIMBY). I’d rather have a poacher roaming the street than a tweeking cat burglar. Monetary fines, and SEIZURE of...

Honestly, you’re not hunting Cape buffalo. With a 30” draw length and today’s bows (efficiency and speed) you could shoot 40 pounds with a cut-on-contact head and shoot clean through an elk. I’ve had complete pass-throughs with my 47# recurve traveling a blazing 195 fps! My wife’s 38# bow with...

Had him officially measured at 77 2/8” net. My best pronghorn yet!

Both my wife and I drew archery javelina and turkey tags. Should be fun. Need to move here, JimP

Special Panel declares a world record velvet Sitka. https://pope-young.org/information/news_detail.asp?news=232

The Club has accepted velvet animals for numerous years.....they just never allowed them to compete for world record status.....until recently. Good move, IMO.

Thanks for the support Bonecollector!

Link to Press Release

Nice looking desert buck!

I was fortunate to arrow a mule deer in CO above timberline. He had CDOW ear tags with numbers. After calling them in, I learned my deer was netted on the winter range 5 years earlier about 80 miles away and tested for CWD. He was aged then at 4.5 years old......so 9.5 years old for a mule...

Biggest Typical (all-time B&C): Biggest Non-typical (203" P&Y):

wow! Awesome buck, buddy.

Arizona Mule Deer

Thank you, sir.