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

Mouth-watering recipes have made this cookbook a hunter’s classic. Look no further for delicious meals that will feed a hungry bunch at deer camp, or serve special guests at home.

On Nov. 1, 2008, Bob Decker, of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, killed what was possibly the most famous whitetail in North America. Could Decker's buck be the new world record?

Gered De Hoogh of Sheldon, Iowa, and his friend Steve Wright are proof that unusual coincidences often come together when a hunter kills a huge buck. Strangely, the story of De Hoogh’s incredible Des Moines River buck actually began seven years earlier — in Montana.

Mobility and patience pay off on massive 20-pointer

Couple makes good on pledge to hold out for giant 12-pointer

Mobility and patience pay off on massive 20-pointer

16-Pointer Breaks Mark Set Six Years Earlier

Archer Unravels Buck's Pattern Through Summer Scouting

Randy Bercume let this Kansas monster walk after he was unable to get a clear look at him. The next day he made good on his second chance.