“Che-cha-che-cha!” That is one of a hunter’s favorite sounds, the sound of a deer trotting through the woods. In this article, you will learn all about some of the largest whitetail deer ever killed.
The largest whitetail deer ever killed (shown below) was “slaughtered” on September, 29, 2003. This deer had a whopping score of 307 ⅝! The hunter was Tony Lovstuen, and, using a muzzleloader, shot this deer at 70 yards in the midsection, and he recovered it the next day. The buck had a 38 point rack!
Another great buck is one that is the most majestic, and dreamy whitetail ever, as considered by most people. Occurring on the morning of November 23, 1993, Saskatchewan hunter, Milo Hanson, made history. This Canadian hunt was extraordinary, as so is the deer. During a “bush push”, or the term Saskatchewan hunters used in place as a deer drive, this deer was shot as he was running. He was almost shot in the antler the first time, and if were to be shot in the antler, it would have discluded the deer from the record books. The deer was shot a second time, killing it, at about 100 yards away! This deer would go down in history.
I hope that you learned a lot about these great bucks! Have a good day, and, good luck in the woods!