What is a 6 point bull elk called?

A 6-point bull elk is commonly referred to as a "6x6," which denotes that it has six points on each antler. In elk hunting terminology, the points are counted on one side, so a 6x6 has a total of twelve points. This designation is often used to signify a mature and impressive specimen in the field. The number of points can be an important factor for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts when assessing the animal's size and age.