There was one shot last year that easily beat Milo Hanson's buck. However, when B&C did their final scoring, they ruled that the G2s and G3s (I think) were not separate tines. The deer went from a 230" class 7X7 to a 6X6 with two 12" abnormal tines. It bumped it down, I think, just south of 200".

The Brian Damery buck from Illinois (1993) grossed somewhere in the 230"s trypical but had too many abnormal points and ended up somewhere around 200". I'm thinking any mid-western state or could be Canada again. Who knows. Anywhere where a deer with good genetics gets about 6+ years on him with good nutrition has the potential.