New Archery World-Record Elk Declared
A panel of scorers has declared the Casey Brooks bull the new archery world-record nontypical elk, with a final score of 478 ⅜ inches.
The Brooks bull, a Rocky Mountain elk tagged in Washington state in December, narrowly missed the all-time record due to a scoring technicality, ranking 2nd after the Spider Bull.
- Previous archery world-record nontypical: 449 4/8 inches, killed by Shawn O’Shea in 2020
- New record: 478 ⅜ inches, held by Casey Brooks
The Pope and Young Club announced the new record on Tuesday.
Author's summary: Brooks bull declared new archery world-record elk.
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