World Record Muley Divides Family for Decades by Scott Bestul
For those who think antler envy is a recent phenomenon, the Broder family may beg to differ. They’ve been dealing with it -- over a single, magnificent mule deer -- for decades. According to this recent story in the Calgary, Alberta Herald, the Broder’s fight centered on the reigning world record nontypical muley, a buck shot by Ed Broder way back in 1926. The chocolate-horned buck carried a whopping 355” of antler, and has reigned—without
serious challenge—atop the B&C books for 85 years.
serious challenge—atop the B&C books for 85 years.
