Riley Manzonie writes, "These bulls were harvested with Currant Creek Outfitters in 2003 while hunting Nevada.

Jack Mosby settled for this heavy 373 B&C bull on the last hour of the last day of the season. We called this bull in for an 8 yard shot. He had seen several bulls in the 370 to 390 range and was within 10 yards of a 400 bull, but as all archers know, putting an arrow through an animal can get real complicated at times. One tough hunter who wouldn't give up!

(2nd Photo) Mark Hildahl put this bull to rest on opening day. Shown here with Sid Smith. It was officially scored at 385 4/8 and put Mark in the all time book! A super bull for an awesome guy!

(3rd Photo) Also shown is a dead head that I found. It was officially scored at 378 B&C. The bull has 58-inch main beams and a 53-inch spread! The guide finally gets to take home some antlers! My wife/sub guide, Sara, and I were glassing for bulls when I spotted a shed antler. I kept glassing for the other side when I noticed the shed horn was sitting at a straight up angle. As I turned up my Leica to 60x, I could see about two inches of the fourth point straight across from the shed antler. I knew immediately it was a dead head bull and it was big! My wife said I ran the one mile through the creek and up the mountain to get to the find, but I remember stopping several times patiently waiting for her."