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Brian Inda (show on the right) of Wautoma displays his buck shot while bowhunting. The buck’s shed antlers are shown on the ground.

The state of Wisconsin is really giving up some nice whitetail bucks this year and here we have yet another bruiser that has the potential to become a state record!

Brian Inda put this big bad boy on the ground while bowhunting on the 2nd of November from a treestand in Wild Rose. This wasn’t just any buck. Inda and his friends had hoped for a glimpse of this monster during the hunting season.
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Steve Esker hunting in the state of Ohio has managed his third 200 class whitetail buck with this dream monster of the 2010 season.

Esker and his brother are well known for the superior animals they tag and this buck is definitely no exception for Steve. When this 24 point brute of a buck walked in front of Esker’s crossbow sights on October 14 he knew it was the shooter buck he had seen on his trail cameras. Hunting the city limits of a 240 acre Columbus farm he had perched himself a mere 15 feet in a tree using apples as bait when corn failed to draw the buck’s attention.

While watching a smaller buck munch on apples the monster whitetail appeared 24 yards away. With a perfect broadside shot Esker dropped the pins of his crossbow on the bucks shoulder and let a bolt fly. The follow-up tracking had to resume the next morning where they found the buck 40 yards from where they ended the search the night before.

The non typical buck was reported to score 217 1/8.

Nice buck Steve!

Matt Gober is no stranger to nice whitetail bucks. A self-professed ‘rack hunter’ he has let many smaller bucks pass by his stand without hardly a second thought. His pursuit was to tag a big New York state buck in the 160 class range. And with this latest buck he’s done just that. And then some!
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Mark Barrett of Las Raices Ranch is expected to go down in the record books as the new holder of the Texas non typical whitetail deer state record and possibly the largest ever buck taken in the state of Texas. Now that’s a title any deer hunter would envy!

Barrett’s buck is said to be 100% natural pasture deer from the family ranch. The family claims no enhancement has been derived through scientific influences and the Webb county monster buck was purely the result of native genetics and a perfect storm of nutrition. As with any monster buck speculation swirls around the deer itself but you cannot downplay the true size of this huge buck.

In obvious velvet, this buck grossed a green score of 311 4/8” and we’re hoping some of those genetics were passed on down the line for future whitetails of this caliber.

Congrats to Mark on this true trophy whitetail deer.

Barry Kern of Clarksville may very well have taken down the new state archery record.

The buck is estimated at 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 years old with an impressive perfect 14 points for scoring. The buck was green scored at 189 with a net score reported of 174.

This big buck will be scored again after the minimum 60 day drying period but is not expected to lose much in measurements and is highly regarded as a top buck for the state of Pennsylvania.

Congrats to Barry on this wonderful trophy whitetail.