A quick run-through of the B&C archives will unearth countless such bucks, so we decided to distill the venerable books down ...

typical and non-typical. In Georgia, there is a difference of 58-1/4 between the two category scores. Now that we’ve discovered the largest whitetail deer ever harvested in Georgia, we can learn more ...

Lakey’s deer is the highest-scoring typical buck taken in Massachusetts since 2013, when Scott Thurston killed a 175 7/8 inch buck. The buck could also rank with B&C as the No. 16 typical whitetail in ...

According to the Boone and Crocket Club, in 1965 Ronnie Cox earned the record for the largest whitetail deer harvested in Maine’s history. His trophy scored 193-2/8. Then-teenager Hill Gould shot the ...

Clay Dubach of Marvell describes himself as a duck hunter, but he will be memorialized as a deer hunter ... killed a 170 7/8 typical in Randolph County. The biggest non-typical rack was taken ...

The warm, early-season sun beat down on me as I picked my way along a tree line to a big oak I ... a part of whitetail buck behavior many hunters never see. The Basics of Deer Bedding Behavior ...

Over the last two years, Lakey and some hunting buddies in the area had gotten trail camera photos of a huge typical 10-point ... and elusive — the kind of deer that keeps hunters scratching ...

CHEYENNE — A measure to separate mule deer hunting licenses from whitetail deer licenses made it past a panel of lawmakers Tuesday. The Senate Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources ...

CHEYENNE – This fall, Wyoming hunters will harvest deer the way they always have: Whitetail and mule deer in one season, with one license. On Monday, the state Senate rejected Senate File 3 ...

The non-conference portion of the college football ... straight year with a trip to the defending national champion in the Big Ten, besting the Michigan Wolverines 31-12 in Ann Arbor last September.

A Georgia deer hunter harvested a 20-year-old doe in November 2024 that is likely the oldest deer ever killed in the state.

Ohio's 2024-25 deer season saw its fourth-highest ever deer count at 238,137, with a record-high hunter success rate of 46.2%. Despite high hunter success rates, the deer herd continues to grow, ...