This buck was taken during the 2007 Oklahoma Deer Season and after the 60 day drying period and entry into Boone & Crockett it is the new #1 Typical Buck All-Time for the Sooner State.
Even after a number of deductions the Boyett Buck nets an incredible 191 4/8″ and ranks #104 on the B&C list […]

Unfortunately this buck was found dead in 2006, the green score on it was 197″. Looks like it is a basic 5 x 5 rack with some extra tines that total 17 scorable points in all.

Ok - so someone out there has to know the story, the REAL story, behind this photo.  I’ve seen this photo float thru my inbox for sometime now, one saying it was the end of a lease, the other was a game farm .. who knows?  If you know the low down on this pict […]

This buck was taken during MO 2007 Rifle Season by hunter Jeff Wilson, reportedly scores around 215″ B&C!
This buck has great character - I really like that non-typical point that comes off the right side! Very neat buck!

This 20-point buck was taken on on opening day of the Illinois 2007 gun season - This non-typical buck was green scored at 243″ and sports a 24″ inside spread!

On Nov. 3rd, 2007, hunter Eric Dobroski bagged this impressive keystone buck. With a total of 19 scorable points this buck has a green score 192″.

Gerald Simkonis arrowed a 36-point bruiser that has been officially scored at 208 1/8” making it the new Archery Non-Typical State Record.
Congrqats to Gerald and one heck of a buck!

This amazing shed is the current World Record - scoring an incredible 95 6/8” - Imagine this buck alive - double the 95 6/8” and add in a 20” inside spread and you’re talking a World class 10 Pointer scoring over 211”.

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Below is a short video I put together that goes over how to score your shed antlers.
You can download the shed antler score sheet by clicking here.

It is one of the most impressive deer to ever walk wild on the planet—a Minnesota whitetail with stunning world-class antlers that still provoke amazement nearly 20 years after they were found.
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