Broder Mule Deer

It was Nov. 1926 and Ed Broder and his friend headed out into the wilderness, west of Edmonton, Alberta. A huge set of deer tracks grabbed his attention.  Following them, he found the muley they belonged to, and at 100 yards, he dropped the buck with one shot.  It was 36 years later, when it was scored by Boone and Crockett. A total of 43 scorable points graced its head, with 22 points on the right and 21 points on the left. The greatest spread is 38 5/8 inches and 22 1/8 inches inside spread. Main beams are 26 inches. Longest brow tine is 4 4/8 inches, with the longest second tine 19 5/8 inches, the third tine is 14 inches and the fourth tine is 12 6/8 inches. The largest circumference is 6 4/8 inches. Total on the right antler is 96 1/8 inches and the left antler 95 5/8 inches for a total score of 213 7/8 inches. It has 6 4/8 niches of deductions for a final typical score of 208 3/8 inches. With 146 7/8 of non-typical points to add, the outcome was a certain World Record at 355 2/8 net with a gross score of 260 6/8 B&C.