Entries Tagged World Record

Arrowed in September 2020 in Alberta, the new P&Y Club world record non-typical American elk scored 449 4/8 inches.

The Pope and Young Club recently certified two new archery velvet world records: a non-typical mule deer and a typical Sitka blacktail.

The P&Y Club has announced the formation of a special panel to verify a potential velvet world record non-typical mule deer tagged by Justin Gordon.

A special panel of judges from the Pope and Young Club recently recognized a new archery world record mountain goat.

A black bear killed by Jeff Melillo in New Jersey during the 2019 hunting season has been certified as a bowhunting world record by the Pope and Young Club.

Attendees of the Pope and Young Club 31st Biennial Convention in Omaha, Nebraska, were treated to five new P&Y world record animals.

The Pope and Young Club recently announced a new world record non-typical whitetail that scores 327 7/8 inches.

A Saskatchewan muley with a 5x5 typical frame and 15 abnormal points on each side was recently crowned the new No. 1 non-typical by a P&Y special panel of judges.

A special panel of judges from the Pope & Young Club recently met to score a massive non-typical Coues deer tagged by a bowhunter in Arizona.

It's official. Stephen Tucker of Gallatin, Tennessee, is now the proud owner and harvester of this non-typical world record whitetail rack.

John Plute’s bull elk antlers held the world record for 30 years, scoring 442 3/8 on the Boone & Crockett scale and measuring as much as 51 inches.

Is a 429 6/8 net score good enough to set a world record? One Montana bowhunter surely hopes so.

A 15-foot, 9-inch American alligator, weighing 1,011.5 pounds and now boasting a world record as the largest alligator ever killed in the wild is on display at an Alabama zoo.