It’s a little known fact that Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz was a maniacal whitetail hunter. That’s right, folks—you heard it here first. While Kansas’ record-book entries are overwhelmingly of the whitetail variety, the state has managed to throw a few curve balls. There’s the 88-inch pronghorn taken in 2013, quite a few mule deer entries, and get this—in 1988, one lucky hunter took a non-typical elk that scored over 400 inches. Of course, whitetails still reign supreme, and Brian Butcher’s non-typical that scored 321-3/8 is the cherry on top.