Do you think this whitetail will outscore Bob Decker's Wisconsin monster?

Recently, the "Field & Stream" buck caused quite a stir among deer hunters who wondered if it could challenge the current world record. But Deer & Deer Hunting has the exclusive story on a new whitetail taken that could be bigger.

Tschumper Buck Snapshot:

• Mainframe 12-pointer
  
• Beams of 23-6/8 and 24-6/8
• More than 6-inch bases
• Incredible 42 inches of mass
  
• Each G2 is more than 12 inches long
• The rack will have few deductions

On November 1, the Deer & Deer Hunting Web site lit up with news that Eau Claire, Wis., hunter Bob Decker had killed the now-famous “Field & Stream Buck” near Mondovi, Wis.

However, on November 8, Heath Tschumper, of La Crosse, Wis., killed another massive coulee country whitetail that might surpass the Decker buck as Wisconsin’s largest typical bow-kill of 2008.

Tschumper killed the amazing buck on Nov. 8 in western Wisconsin, and the Deer & Deer Hunting staff got to handle the rack yesterday.

The mainframe 12-pointer sports beams of 23-6/8 and 24-6/8, more than 6-inch bases and an incredible 42 inches of mass. Each G2 is more than 12 inches long. With three small nontypical points and nearly identical sides, the rack will feature few deductions.

So, do you think this buck will outscore Decker's monster?

Weigh in with your views at our Forum.

For more on Tschumper's exciting hunt check out the March 2009 issue of D&DH, available in early December.