Unofficial gross green score is 209 1/8 inches with 8 7/8 inches if deductions. This gives it an unofficial net green score of 200 1/8 inches, putting him number two in Washington. He is 31 1/2 inches wide, with great mass al the way out to the tips.

What a toad...

i would like to hear the story about that hunt. great buck

Masher,+P.

To me a giant muley is among the world's finest trophies.
A whopper taken in New Mexico recentley as well...

Velvet is always a cryin' shame.

I've come to accept it since I took up archery, but it still seems like unripe fruit to me too.

A dark colored/hard-horned Muley brings so much more to the table.

Choices are easiest to make,when there are none...dead velvet trumps Tag Stew.

The story goes that he'd been trying to kill this buck for 3 years. Finally got everything to come together.

Another story goes that he killed the buck on the Yakima firing center. If thats the case, the first story is either BS or hes the luckiest guy on the face of the planet to draw the YFC tag 3 years in a row.

My buddy spoke to him on the way out, with it on the guy's flatbed.
Story goes he saw it three years ago coyote hunting, been watching him ever since. Finally got a shot at him Sat., and missed. Found it again on Monday and on his second stalk, shot him in his bed with a neck shot (spine).
If he has been watching this buck for three years....he deserved to be the one to shoot him.
With a bow in the sagebrush! Awesome.

Montana is on the board as well with this stud.

Outstanding!!!!!!!!

Wow!

I've jumped a few hog bucks pheasant hunting there abouts but never seen one that big!

Wow!

Dead is Dead....Lets eat!!!

Wow!!!

That is one fine muley buck!