I was once told that the beading around the bases is different from a mulie to a WT. Wt's have linear rows of beading,with some random bumpiness, whereas mulies are completely random in the beading pattern. If the beading on there forms lines at all, probably a Wt. If they were picked up in Central Oklahoma, probably a Wt. But just to look at them, mulie all the way...Either way, both sides should add up to 150" or more, not including spread.....Were they east or west of OKC?

you sure those didnt belong to an elk...?

Muleys can and do sometimes have small brow tines and those arew small. I would bet the farm that thoseare Muley sheds.

Is it just me or do those look sorta mule deerish? Just a thought. Very nice set of horns there.

Hey Backstrap they were found about 40 miles south of OKC...

The left brow tine is about 4 inches long and the right is about 3 but it has been broken off and the right also has a kicker coming off of the back of it.

The beading on the bottom of both antlersform in rows

Very mule deer looking. It would have to get an arrow no matter what it was.

Very Mule deer looking.