Wisconsin: Typical- 206 5/8" "The Jordan Buck" shot by Jim Jordan. Non-Typical- 233 2/8" " The Decker Buck" shot by Bob Decker. Just thought it would be interesting to see other state's typical and non typical record whitetails. Pics of the deer would be nice, I would post pics of these two bucks, but haven't mastered that yet so if someone would be willing that would be great. Thanks
John Breen Buck - "202" Minnesota typical state record (Rifle) I realize there have been higher scoring bucks taken...but in my eyes this deer is as impessive looking as any I have seen including the Hanson Buck. Mitch Vakoch Buck - "268 5/8" Minnesota non-typical state record (Rifle) No pic
Bow kill Minnesota state records... Typical- 197 6/8ths (Curt Van Lith In 1986) Non Typical- 222 5/8 (Gary Martin Buck In 1992) I think these are current but might not be, can't find pics of either.
I was actually pondering this last night. I was thinking about how in childhood I wasn't into memorizing sports statistics. It was during that KGB commercial or whatever it is, the one where you text your question to 542542. That guy couldn't remember the 3rd basemen who played for ____ whenever. Then the guy comes out and says Bill Buckner. I started to think, hunting is a sport. I wonder how many people know state records of who shot what deer and who held what record in what year? Anyone know of any sites that lists say previous 30 year record holders?
Vertical bow records. (Can't remember his name, nor do I have a photo.) Typical 201 1/8 net Beatty Buck. Non Typical 294 0/8 net. Horziontal bow records. Jerman Buck Typical 201 1/8 net Schumucker Buck. Non Typical 295 7/8 net. Pick up Non Typical 328 2/8 net.
Non Typical- 206" "The Stovall Buck" killed in 1999 on a public area about 40 miles from my house. Typical- 168" 1/8 Killed in Gadsden County by Larry Furr in 1977. And people say there are no big deer in Florida.
Typical taken by Trad, the World Famous Mel Johnson Buck 204 4/8 inches. Still on top for P&Y. [img]http://www.prairiestateoutdoors.com/images/uploads/Mel_Johnson_thumb.jpg Jerry Bryant Buck, taken by Crossbow by old geezer. 304 3/8 B&C. http://www.northamericanwhitetail.com/trophybucks/aa0703bryant2.jpg
Virginia--I think these are some of them...correct me if I am wrong Virginians. Smith Buck--Largest Muzzeloader Non-Typical--296 Lytton Buck--largest Archery non-typical--252 8/16
From what I could find Georgia's is... Firearm Typical - 184 3/8 (1962) Non-Typical - 240 3/8 (1973) Archery Typical - 173 1/8 (1991) Non-Typical - 186 7/8 (2007) (This information is per the Georgia Deer Registry on the DNR website. And sorry no pics.)
i don't know them, but a quick google ID's 'em for me... non-typical (the bryant buck 291 1/8) typical (mel johnson 204 1/2)
Archery Typical 181 7/8 Mitch Rompola (yes that Mitch Rompola, not the infamous "Rompola Buck" though...to my knowledge this one hasn't been x-rayed either :evil: ) 1985 Archery Nontypical 225 7/8 Aaron Davis 2004 Firearm Typical 198 0/8 Troy Stephens 1996 Firearm Nontypical 238 2/8 Paul Mickey 1976 Pictures can be seen here... http://buckfax.com/state_deer_records.htm
Rifle Typical 182 and change Rifle Non-Typical 268 and change Bow Typical 168 and change Bow Non Typical 197 and change
Hmmm, one is the world record non typical crossbow kill from Fulton County(should be officially measured at 304 6/8 if I'm not mistaken) and the other is the record typical by bow and reigning Pope and Young Typical record from Peoria County. We are sending you back to Alabama!!!
The difference between Ohio and the other big buck states further west... We do not produce near the number of big trophy class bucks say 150+ like they do. But Ohio throws it's hat in the ring with the best of them with true giants. It really is kind of odd
