In my eyes, a huge symmetrical 5x5 makes the most perfect elk rack of all. My grandson has a massive 5x5 Roosevelt well up in Pope & Young. I watched a huge 5x5 in north western B.C. one time, one that got bigger with every tine on the way up till the 4/5 fork was astounding in how wide it was from tip to tip. What a bull! Much more impressive than 6x6 etc. bulls nearby.
I've seen some huge bulls in the parks of the Canadian Rockies, 6x6, 7x7 etc., and my family has 7 book bulls, but the single most dramatic rack I've seen in my life was a 5x6 near Banff. It was enormous, and webbed in the upper forks to make a striated blade on both sides. It had a wave curve on both sides where the 5th tine should emerge but it was absent on one side, to make the long top tine the fifth. What a bull!
Elk are magnificent, beautiful colors and dramatic antlers.