2 01, 2018

Maine Deer Hunt Report

2020-06-10T09:16:08-04:00January 2nd, 2018|Big Deer Stories, Big Deer TV, BigDeer, Deer Hunting|Comments Off on Maine Deer Hunt Report

Thanks to our friend Kevin McKenna for submitting this field report from Maine, which I consider to be one of the hardest places in North America to shoot a big whitetail: Hey Mike: So a little update from our deer hunt in Maine back on Nov 10-19th 2017. We had some decent weather this year, a little warm in the afternoons in the 30s but mornings were in the teens to 20 degrees. Not as cold as we like and deer seemed to be moving mostly at night but an improvement from last year. We found some good buck sign in one spot and so-so sign in the other. One big buck we were after last year had another rub [...]

28 12, 2017

America’s Oldest Hunter Bags 3 More Deer

2020-06-10T09:16:08-04:00December 28th, 2017|Big Deer Stories, BigDeer, Deer Hunting|3 Comments

Last year I blogged, Still hunting strong at 103 years young, Mr. Clyde Roberts shot his biggest buck ever during our state’s 2016 muzzleloader season. Mr. Roberts continues to hunt and amaze. From the Roanoke (VA) Times: Clyde Roberts already had killed two does in Bedford County during the 2017 deer season, now he was perched 20-feet high in a tree stand looking for a bear. Bear were forgotten when a couple does walked into the field that Roberts watched. He has killed 10 deer since he turned 100, all but four taken with a .50-caliber muzzleloader. (But) on this hunt he cradled a .270. An 8-pointer crossed the field and began chasing the does. Mr. Clyde squeezed the trigger, [...]

26 12, 2017

Photo: Texas Base-Mass Buck!

2020-06-10T09:16:08-04:00December 26th, 2017|Big Deer Stories, BigDeer, Deer Hunting|Comments Off on Photo: Texas Base-Mass Buck!

This picture was first posted on Texas Bone Hunters Facebook and has been circulating all over social ever since. I picked it up and it has become the most popular post on BIG DEER Instagram with this popular comment: How would you score that thing? The bases are fused together into one huge mass, with splits and stickers for yet more character. A cool deer and a true freak! Answer to the question: Official scorers say the odd wild, unusual rack is not scorable, and might be one. But what a splendid mount it will be on the lucky hunter's wall.

23 12, 2017

Merry Christmas From BIG DEER

2020-06-10T09:16:08-04:00December 23rd, 2017|Big Deer Stories, Big Deer TV, BigDeer, Deer Hunting|Comments Off on Merry Christmas From BIG DEER

Special thanks to South Dakota hunter Kelly Kirsch for this awesome picture. Several years ago Kelly told me he’d come up with an idea for his shed collection, and his antler tree blew me away. Ever since it’s been the official Christmas tree of BIG DEER! Thanks to all you bloggers for making 2017 a great traffic year for BIG DEER. I truly appreciate your support, and look forward to 2018 (we’re working on some cool new stuff). And thanks for watching BIG DEER TV on the Sportsman Channel. We’re wrapping up filming of Season 7, with new episodes coming next summer. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. God bless you and your family…if you’re still hunting a buck, good [...]

20 12, 2017

North Carolina: 8-Year-Old Warrior Buck

2020-06-10T09:16:08-04:00December 20th, 2017|Big Deer Stories, Big Deer TV, BigDeer, Deer Hunting|Comments Off on North Carolina: 8-Year-Old Warrior Buck

From our good friend Zane Keen: Mike: Thought I'd drop a line and say hello. I retired from the Army last year after 28 years of service. Still living here near Ft. Bragg, NC.  Last few years I haven't been able to get into the woods much, but I've been able to hunt a few times this season and have a cool story for you.  I was lucky enough to harvest one of the oldest deer the Ft. Bragg biologists can remember recording. They aged him at 8 1/2 years old. His rack was in significant decline: 19-inch inside spread with only 3 score-able points. His back molars were completely ground to the gums, and he had no lower teeth. His ears were that of a [...]

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