Steve Dana sent these photos of the monster sheds they've found up north. In the upper photo, Steve holds three huge sheds. He writes, "The antler on the right scores 85 4/8 inches. Given a similar left side it would gross over 192 B&C. My brother actually had the cross-hairs on this buck the season previous but he was not presented with an ethical shot.
The antler in the middle is by far my best typical shed. It scores a whopping 96 inches. Given a similar right side, this buck would gross over 215 B&C. If this buck had no trash on the right side this buck could net over 200 B&C.
The antler on the left scores 98 6/8 inches. Given a similar right antler, this buck would gross over 220 B&C. My dad found this one less than 20 yards from where I had found the middle one. The antler was hidden under the duff and the drop tine hooked his pant leg. Otherwise he would have missed it. The two sheds share a lot of similarities. The non-typical shed could be the typical buck but from the year before."

The lower photo shows some sheds that Steve's buddy, Kevin Vandenborre, found this past spring.
Steve writes, "This buck is an 8 by 10 that grosses over 225 B&C. Kevin found these matched sheds less than five feet from each other in a thick patch of bush.