We've got 24 more photos of the biggest bucks you sent in to our Deer of the Year contest here. Did yours make the list? Outdoor Life Online Editor
Jeremy Cornelius grunted in this whitetail on a heavily pressured piece of public land in Wisconsin. Outdoor Life Online EditorSteve Gordon endured subzero temperatures in northeastern British Columbia to take this winter buck. Outdoor Life Online EditorIt took Eric Wellauer a moment to realize what was different about this large whitetail he shot in Wisconsin. It has a 7-inch third beam. Outdoor Life Online EditorWhile visiting his family's farm in Minnesota, Paul Thein took this13-point double drop-tine buck. Outdoor Life Online EditorErik Robert Tolley took this deer while on a hunting trip with his father on Anticosti Island, Quebec. Outdoor Life Online EditorWayne Vandenbrink, 65, shot this whitetail after recovering from triple-bypass surgery the year before. Outdoor Life Online EditorStephen Noffke, 14, grunted in this buck while on an evening bow hunt with his father on their farm in Eastern Kansas. Outdoor Life Online EditorThis was 6-year-old Layton Shelton's first deer, an 8-pointer shot in Texas. He used a Remington 700 with a shortened stock designed for him by his grandfather. Outdoor Life Online EditorJim Cook (left) with his nephew Adam Cook and his 20-point whitetail. Boon & Crockett green score of 200 7/8. Outdoor Life Online EditorWhen John Harvey left his stand to examine the buck he shot in Missouri, he couldn't believe it. The rack had 26-points, still in velvet. Outdoor Life Online EditorWhile hunting alone on a windy and rainy day, Ronald W. Wolf, Jr. downed this 19-point non-typical with his reflex bow. It was a New York State record buck. Outdoor Life Online EditorJames Mastroianni shot this 240lb (dressed) deer on opening day in New York. He has harvested a bigger buck every year for the past 10 years. Outdoor Life Online EditorEric Henrich, 17, of Butte, Mont., had been hunting this 7×6 buck since the beginning of archery season. Outdoor Life Online EditorJon Wallenburg took this 16-point non-typical while hunting near Des Moines, Iowa. It was the first deer he ever killed with a bow. Outdoor Life Online EditorJason Meyer shot this 9×11 buck after it was drawn in by the bleats of a nearby injured lamb. Outdoor Life Online EditorPaul Buccacio's whitetail scored 185 7/8 typical points, the highest grossing typical score not just for Massachusetts, where it was harvested, but for all of New England. Outdoor Life Online EditorAfter flushing this mule deer out of a deep canyon in Colorado, Jason Tucker used a .257 Weatherby to take the 3×3 at long range. Outdoor Life Online EditorJared Ness took this buck in Western Kansas. It field dressed at 225 pounds with a 31 1/2-inch spread. Outdoor Life Online EditorChris Krueger with his muley. Outdoor Life Online EditorKen Thomas shot this tall buck (just shy of 150"Â) while hunting with his son in Colorado. Outdoor Life Online EditorGunnar Potter, 12, fills his first deer tag in Nevada in the second week of the season. Outdoor Life Online EditorThomas Coufal took this 4×4 typical while hunting with his family near Grand Junction, Colo. Outdoor Life Online EditorCorey Eisemann of South Dakota shot his first mule deer with a bow in the final hour of archery season. It scored 172 Pope and Young. Outdoor Life Online EditorMike Rodriguez (left) wasn't sure he would be able to hunt after a truck accident left him a parapelegic. But with the help of his brother Benny, he shot this huge mule deer in Kansas. Outdoor Life Online EditorMike Rodriguez (left) wasn't sure he would be able to hunt after a truck accident left him a parapelegic. But with the help of his brother Benny, he shot this huge mule deer in Kansas. Outdoor Life Online Editor
We’ve got 24 more photos of the biggest bucks you sent in to our Deer of the Year contest here. Did yours make the list?
