Read articles about whitetail deer antlers and shed hunting from Deer & Deer Hunting.
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BREAKING NEWS! Deer and Deer Hunting learned today that the 12-point Johnny King Buck will be called to a special scoring session by the Boone and Crockett Club to determine if the rack is indeed the biggest typical-antlered whitetail ever killed by a North American hunter. If it is, it will unseat the Milo […]
Breaking news out of South Carolina: Another buck is on the ground! Publisher Brad Rucks just texted this photo to us this morning — proof that the last day of his hunt was a success. Brad is headed for the airport as we write this, so hopefully we can catch up with him later […]
South Carolina’s firearms season opened Aug. 15 on private land in portions of the state, giving hunters a jump on the rest of the Southeast and a chance to kill a buck in velvet. Jason Hart is an account manager for Mossy Oak/Haas Outdoors. Check out this outstanding whitetail he killed Wednesday evening, and his […]
Hunters who killed big whitetails last season have been honored by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources as winners of the 2011 West Virginia Big Buck Contest. The winners were announced by Gene Thorn, chairman of the West Virginia Big Buck Contest Review Committee. The contest is cosponsored by WVDNR, Izaak Walton League of […]
by Daniel E. Schmidt Talk about instant success! These photos are just two of more than 700 that Deer & Deer Hunting contributor Cory Johnson capture with his Cuddeback Attack camera over the past two weeks. Cory is a big-time whitetail fanatic, and he grows some dandy bucks. The secret to his success with this […]
The most recent round of white-tailed deer antler measuring conducted by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources revealed 257 new records, including two Boone and Crockett qualifiers. Each spring the department’s Wildlife Section personnel make a concerted effort to measure deer racks throughout the state, with a major session during the Palmetto Sportsmen’s Classic […]
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced June 8 an interim final rule to establish a national chronic wasting disease herd certification program and minimum requirements for interstate movement of deer, elk and moose, or cervids, in the United States. Participation in the program will be voluntary. The interim […]
Efforts to legalize captive deer breeding in new states or loosen regulations in states where such practices are currently permitted were overwhelmingly defeated in this year’s legislative sessions. Of nine bills being tracked by the Quality Deer Management Association, seven were unsuccessful, two remain stalled in committee, and only one has become law. “These are […]
The Boone and Crockett Club today sent a statement to two of its longest-standing official measurers: You can have an opinion, but we’ll give it to you. Earlier today, Ron Boucher of Vermont and Craig Cousins of Wisconsin learned that they have been permanently relieved of their duties as official B&C scorers. Both men […]
Have you seen this whitetail deer antler shed photo? It has been rocketing across the Internet this morning. We do know where or when this photo was taken, and we are only speculating that it is, indeed, from a whitetail. Although it has split G-2s and G-3s, the configuration appears to be more from a […]