Don't mean to burst your bubbly Jake, but I am looking at a buck on my wall right now that is 23 wide outside spread and is out "past his ears". Of course the ears aren't laying down perfectly flat, but he is mounted in an alert semi-sneak pose, with the ears to the side and from ear to ear it is an even 21 inches. Even if they were perfectly straight out from his head, they would only be 22 inches (8 inches each ear, 6 inches between the ears). That old "out past the ears = 30+ inches" theory is way inaccurate. I am sure that is one of the reasons so many people SEE so many 30 inchers when in fact, they are very rare. Besides, spread is over-rated. Mass and tine length give you your score.
However like I said before. I would love to take this buck.
UTROY
Proverbs 21:19 (why I hunt!)