Bowhunter’s Mule Deer Sets New World Record

Bowhunter’s Mule Deer Sets New World Record
Hunter, Emilio de la Cruz trains with his bow in the outskirts of San Agustin de Guadalix near Madrid on Dec. 12, 2016; A fallow deer roars during the rutting season in the zoological garden in Hannover, northern Germany on Oct. 2, 2018. Pierre-Philippe Marcou/AFP/Getty Images; Julian Stratenschulte/AFP/Getty Images
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In the backwoods of Canada, Dennis Bennett, set a new world record after downing a non-typical mule deer with a bow and arrow in the Arm River area of Saskatchewan on Oct. 1, 2018.

Bennett, a bow hunting member of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) shot the Mule Deer that measured in with a score of 291 and 1/8 on the Pope & Young scoring system, earning him the new world record for non-typical mule deer.
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