When it comes to whitetail deer, many states have different sets of rules, but overall, you are free to hunt them during its hunting season. Let’s take a look at the largest whitetail deer ever ...

Some people claim the largest whitetail on record was pen-raised. The largest whitetail deer ever bagged in the United States was recorded in November 1981 by a hunter named David Beckman in Missouri.

Interestingly, this deer has 27 and 28 4/8-inch main beams and carries 36 total scoreable points, 27 of which are on the right antler. The largest nontypical Coues whitetail ever harvested was ...

Some of these deer remain a mystery. Regardless, all are legendary whitetails. Check out these 13 huge drop tine bucks. The Luke Brewster Buck is the largest non-typical whitetail taken by a hunter.

While it has a couple oddball points, this mostly typical whitetail is one of the largest racks on record. Unsurprisingly, it was picked up in Iowa. This deer earns its “Commander in Chief,” name. In ...

(Editor’s note: Stories about some of the biggest whitetail ... his 2019 deer is more than 40 inches bigger than the No. 2 scored non-typical buck in Kansas. It’s also the second-largest ...

Kansas has a history of producing some of the largest whitetail deer — especially non-typicals — in the world. So how did the Daniels buck end up in the Boone and Crockett Club’s record book ...