Anyone know the story behind this three horned elk and where it was shot at.

WOW that is definetly a unique trophy! Congrats to who ever shot it.

I saw a three horned blacktail deer once that someone had shot but never an elk. I wish I had gotten a picture of that deer it was an impressive sight. It was a 5 point on one side and a four and a three on the other out of two seperate base' s. They said it weighed just over 300 pounds and if I had' nt seen it I would never had believed it.

I have a photo of a 3x3x3 whitetail shot a few years ago. I would add the picture If I knew how. Any suggestions? Help?

Heres that picture of the 3x3x3 that my friend shot.

Have 2, I belive its on a web site called blacktailcountry.com, has to be the same deer,wouldn' t think there are a whole lot of those critters runnin around.

WOW!!!!! Thats all I got to say about that

I harvested a 3 antlered whitetail this year, but the third antler is dead center of its forehead, and is just a spike about 1 1/2" .

I did find out that my buck was unabled to be measured by P&Y and B&C according to their rules. They consider an animal with a third antler to be a freak of nature, one in a million, and cannot be scored.

I would like to find out if this elk is in the same scenario.

Thats an awesome elk. I have seen deer with double main beams but not elk.

I heard of a guy who took a three anltered elk up in northern Idaho two years ago, don' t know if its the same one or not