External reference library

Historical hunting trophy records.

A carefully sourced starting point for understanding notable trophies, scoring systems and the places behind the records. These are external references, not trophies submitted to The Wild Register.

Officially recognised historical record

The Jordan Buck

213 5/8 Boone and Crockett score

Species
Typical whitetail deer
Location
Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States
Year
1914

The Boone and Crockett account says the buck held the typical whitetail record until 1993.

Source: Boone and Crockett Club. Checked 2026-07-23.

View typical whitetail deer guide

Officially entered record

Stephen Tucker buck

312 0/8 Boone and Crockett score

Species
Non-typical whitetail deer
Location
Sumner County, Tennessee, United States
Year
2016

This is the official entry score reported by Boone and Crockett for the largest hunter-taken non-typical whitetail described on its page.

Source: Boone and Crockett Club. Checked 2026-07-23.

View non-typical whitetail deer guide

Record-book reference

Boone and Crockett world-record listing

242 Boone and Crockett score

Species
Canada moose
Location
See the official record listing, Canada
Year
Record-book listing

The Club's published trophy list identifies 242 as the Canada moose world-record score.

Source: Boone and Crockett Club. Checked 2026-07-23.

View canada moose guide

Potential world record pending final ratification

Veszprémvarsány free-range fallow buck

242.7 CIC score

Species
Fallow buck
Location
Veszprémvarsány, Hungary
Year
2024

CIC reported the evaluation result and said the trophy would proceed to its International Trophy Evaluation Board for final confirmation.

Source: International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation. Checked 2026-07-23.

View fallow buck guide

How these records are handled

Scores are shown with the scoring system used by the original publisher. A record may be official, a historical record-book listing or a reported result awaiting confirmation. The original organisation remains the authority.

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