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Tag: whitetail deer antlers
Droptines Galore!
Big Bucks Caught on Cuddeback
Check out these huge bucks captured on trail cameras by Deer & Deer Hunting readers!
King Buck Dethrones Hanson Buck as New #1 in NBBC
The Johnny King buck is the biggest typical whitetail of all time, according the Northeast Big Buck Club, a group that uses the same measuring system as the prestigious Boone and Crockett Club, except that NBBC does not use “net” scores in its final tallies. In a move that could forever change how white-tailed deer […]
Weird and Abnormal Deer Photos
Shed Hunt 2013: Let the Deer Antler Games Begin
by Lon Sherman I really love deer hunting, but my passion of late has been looking for antler sheds on the properties near my home in central Wisconsin where I grew up. I just returned from a long winter vacation down in Florida. The weather here is incredibly cold, and the snow is […]
Higgins: Best Whitetail Deer Management Involves Hands-On Experience
With each passing season more whitetail hunters are making their sport of choice a year ‘round venture by either buying or leasing a hunting property and managing it for the best deer hunting possible. By Don Higgins This just happens to be a subject I am not only passionate about but also one that I […]
Head-Turning Antlers!
Have you ever seen a home with some great interior design using antlers? Here are some very cool creations with antlers from whitetail and mule deer, along with elk, that definitely get a thumbs up!
Did EHD Kill This Record-Class Nontypical Whitetail From Kansas?
We get a lot of emails and photos about big deer, and this one is a crusher for several reasons. One, it’s just a monstrous buck. Our email tipster said this one came from Kansas and just one look at the great mass of antlers lets you know this one was a genuine brute. Kansas […]
Check Out These Cuddeback Bucks!
Take a look at some of these whitetails captured by hunters with their Cuddeback game cameras! If you’re managing your property and wildlife you need to use cameras to get the scoop!