Girth. Length.
1. P. Liebinger, Western Montana, '93 12-1/2 19
2. Theodore Roosevelt, Medora, N. D., Sept., '83 12-3/4 14
3. Theodore Roosevelt, S. W. Montana, Sept., '89 12-1/2 17-1/2
No. 2 was an old stub-horn bull, the animal being bigger in body
than No. 3, which, like No. 1, was a bull in the prime of life.
F. Sauter, the taxidermist, exhibited a head killed in Montana in 1894,
which measured 14 inches in girth and 18 inches in length.
In Ward's book the horns of the biggest bison given measure 15 inches in
girth and 20-7/8 inches in length.