In the early 1980s, the antlers of a potential world-record whitetail were sold for more than $30,000. No one knew who the mystery owner was, where the rack went, or if anyone would ever see it again, ...

The Luckey Buck would have scored over 200 inches had the hunter taken it one year earlier. Boone and Crockett. Score: 193-⅜ Status: B&C’s third world record typical Year Taken: 1939 New York ...

Here are 11 incredible whitetail bucks, both typical and nontypical, that came oh-so-close to breaking the B&C world record, but, for one reason or another, fell short. 1. Hole in the Horn Buck ...

Stephen Tucker killed this Middle Tennessee buck that could become a new world record for a non-typical whitetail deer. (Courtesy of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency) The rack has 47 points ...

CIMARRON, Kan. (KSNW) – With hunting seasons well underway in the state of Kansas, a Cimarron teen harvested what is now a buck breaking record. On September 6, just one day after the opening of ...

The most celebrated record in all of hunting is, without question, the world record typical whitetail buck, held by Milo Hanson. He killed the buck in November 1993, which means that if it survives ...

EDGAR COUNTY, Ill. — A Whitetail buck killed in Illinois during the 2018 archery season is the new world record holder. On Friday, March 1 the Pope and Young Club confirmed that Virginia native ...

Jordan Buck held world record for a typical whitetail until 1993 It was recognized in 1978 as the world record typical whitetail by the club. It held the top spot, arguably the most coveted big ...

(KFVS) - A buck shot in Illinois was confirmed as the Pope and Young Club’s World Record non-typical whitetail on Friday, March 1. Luke Brewster shot the buck during the 2018 archery season.

Along with setting the new world record, the TWRA also declared Tucker’s buck a new Tennessee state record as well, dwarfing the previous state record whitetail of 244-3/8 inches set in 2000.

A magnificent whitetail buck shot during the 2020 youth only deer season in Kiowa County, Kansas, by 14-year-old Paslie Werth, of Cimarron, has been declared as the biggest free-ranging non-typical ...

This story from the archives appeared in the February 1984 issue of Outdoor Life. It was later discovered that several nontypical points had been removed from the deer to improve its score, and it ...