A DNR investigation found a Wisconsin man falsely registered a game farm deer in an attempt to get antlers recognized by ...

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 ...

Wisconsin is one of the best states in the country for whitetail deer hunting—some would argue it’s the best. With millions ...

The Idaho record whitetail deer was bagged by Ronald M. McLamb in Bonner County in 2001. This rack sports a unique, sweeping antler style with long tines and beams. Overall, it features a huge 7× ...

Whitetail deer populations are soaring throughout the country, and the U.S. state of Washington is no exception, although no one expects a buck from the Evergreen State to raise many eyebrows. In fact ...

The world record typical whitetail stands at 213-5/8 inches, a tremendous 14-pointer taken in Saskatchewan in 1993. Tucker’s new non-typical record sports nearly 100 inches more antler than that ...

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 ...

The Fulbright Program, a bipartisan program that has been a proven investment in education and diplomacy for nearly 80 years, ...

The current Tennessee record buck killed by a hunter in 2000 grossed 256 points and netted 244⅜ inches. The world record killed by an Iowa hunter in 2003 had 38 points and scored 307⅝ inches net.

The antlers of a massive whitetail poached in Montgomery County in December was measured at 174 1/8 gross inches — and when measured under the standard for trophy bucks the rack could potentially have ...

Kansas has a new state record typical whitetail buck, according to Boone and Crockett. But it was shot in 1995 and almost lost to history.

However, even the lower number will be enough to edge out the current No. 1 whitetail in the Typical Firearms category of FROW’s big game records book: a 190 1/8 whitetail taken in 2009 by hunter ...