Cy Curtis Records | Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation

Recognizing Trophy Game and Hunters

The Cy Curtis Award celebrates Oklahoma's trophy animals and the hunters who harvest them. Established in 1972, the award honors Cy Curtis, a former Wildlife Department biologist widely credited with successfully restoring white-tailed deer populations in Oklahoma. Today, the program extends its recognition to all of Oklahoma’s trophy big game species, including white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and black bears.

Oklahoma has produced numerous remarkable entries into the Cy Curtis Program in recent years. These trophy harvests are meticulously documented in the Cy Curtis Awards Online Database, which enables users to explore thousands of record-breaking animals harvested within the state.

If you need to request a correction to a record, please contact heather.delmoral@odwc.ok.gov and include your harvest details along with your Go Outdoors Oklahoma Customer ID.

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How Scoring Works

Measurements must be taken by a qualified employee of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation or by a measurer certified by Boone & Crockett or Pope & Young. Animals that meet minimum requirements receive entry into the state’s Cy Curtis Record Database along with the hunter, who also receives a certificate of recognition.

Score sheets for each species are available below for information and rough scoring purposes. To be eligible for entry, the trophy must be officially scored as outlined above.

Program Scoring Criteria

Species eligible for scoring and entry include legally harvested white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk, antelope, and black bear.
Official scoring must take place anytime following a 60-day mandatory drying period.
Harvest, check-in, and license information are required at the time of scoring/submission.
Hunters must sign and submit the Cy Curtis Fair Chase Statement with their entry. Digital signatures are accepted.

Cy Curtis Score Sheets

Fair Chase Statement
_{(Must be signed and included with any submission)}

Typical Whitetail Non-Typical Whitetail

Typical Mule Non-Typical Mule

Typical Elk Non-Typical Elk

Black Bear Pronghorn

Score your Trophy with Boone and Crockett

Rank	Score	Hunter Name	Left Points	Right Points	County	Method
#1821	146 6/8	David Burns	9	6	Beaver	G
#1822	146 6/8	Matthew Gallaway	6	8	Alfalfa	G
#1823	146 6/8	David Walker	6	4	Roger Mills	G
#1824	146 6/8	Floyd Wall	5	5	Pushmataha	G
#1825	146 6/8	Kenneth Gideon	4	9	Pittsburg	M
#1826	146 6/8	Charlie Bradley	7	6	Payne	G
#1827	146 6/8	Tyler Kemph	5	5	Jackson	M
#1828	146 6/8	Dwight Tallent	5	5	Pushmataha	G
#1829	146 6/8	John Greathouse	7	5	Creek	M
#1830	146 6/8	Daniel Boyle	6	6	Mccurtain	G
#1831	146 6/8	Larry Woods	5	7	Garfield	G
#1832	146 6/8	Lane Hill	5	5	Pontotoc	G
#1833	146 6/8	Gary Bruhwiler	5	5	Coal	A
#1834	146 6/8	Eddie York	5	6	Roger Mills	G
#1835	146 5/8	Edward Mccans	9	4	Osage	G
#1836	146 5/8	Don Kesler	5	5	Logan	G
#1837	146 5/8	David Horinek	7	5	Kay	G
#1838	146 5/8	Jeremiah Mariott	7	7	Hughes	G
#1839	146 5/8	James Hopson	6	5	Mccurtain	M
#1840	146 5/8	Steve Lowe	5	5	Tulsa	G

Rank	Score	Hunter Name	Left Points	Right Points	County	Method
#1821	135 2/8	Conner Courtney	7	7	Logan	G
#1822		Morgan Clapp			Lincoln	G

The Slam program recognizes sportsmen who've harvested a bear, a whitetail deer, a mule deer, an elk, and a pronghorn in Oklahoma over the course of their hunting career.

If you have completed an Oklahoma SLAM and you would like to enter the program, please email heather.delmoral@odwc.ok.gov.