This deer was shot in Northern Michigan, the man who shot it is from Traverse City. It is thought to outscore any other whitetail killed by any means, even car collisions. If you would like to read more about this deer go to: HERE
This is the Hanson Buck, current world record whitetail. It was shot in Saskatchewan, Canada, by Milo Hanson. This buck was scored at 213 1/8. It dressed out at 200. If you would like to read more on this buck go to: HERE
This monster was shot in 1914, by Jim Jordan. When he took it to a taxidermist it dissappeared for 50 years, then reappeared. He then spent the last years of his life trying to get people to believe him it was his. It remained the world record for 29 years, then was beaten by the Hanson Buck. For more on this deer and many more go to: HERE
This buck is named "Hole-in-the-Horn Buck" because it has a small hole in one of its antlers. It was found dead along a set of railroad tracks, in Ohio, during the early 1940's. Its net non-typical score is 328 2/8. If you would like to read more on this buck and many more, go to: HERE