Just by sniffing out an old deer carcass, a five-year-old German Shepherd named Sweety has potentially earned his owners thousands of dollars and propelled them into the world of antler mania.

While roaming around last spring, Sweety led his owner Richard Ewing to a deer carcass that was rotting away on their property in Ohio. To Ewing’s astonishment, the carcass was attached to a massive pair of non-typical antlers that stretched out over 29 points and measured 24 2/8 inches on the inside spread. When the Boone and Crockett Club eventually took the tape to the rack, it scored 263 inches. It will likely become the fifth largest deer to ever be scored in Ohio, according to The News-Herald.

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