The author takes an in-depth look at trophy whitetail hunting across North America -- where it's been and where it's going. ... [+] READ IT

On opening day of the 2006 Wisconsin firearms season, John Filla shot the buck of a lifetime while engaged in a deer drive with his brothers and nephews. But the most unbelievable part of his story came after the deer was down. ... [+] READ IT

After striking out on the first day of the two-day Kansas Youth Hunt in late September 2007, Jerry Livingston had serious moral reservations about taking his son James back out on Sunday afternoon. But the father-and-son team did go back out, and they came home with the buck of a lifetime! ... [+] READ IT

This well-known trophy hunter from Ohio shares over 30 years of accumulated wisdom and lessons learned in the whitetail woods. ... [+] READ IT

The weather was cold and miserable last Nov. 11 when Bart Bertram headed for his stand on opening day of the Kentucky firearms season. It was a day he would never forget! ... [+] READ IT

This New Jersey hunter was floating on the clouds in early October 2005 after shooting an outstanding buck on opening day of the '05 New Jersey archery season. Then, his dream hunt turned into a nightmare after he was accused of shooting the deer illegally with a rifle. ... [+] READ IT

When Parrish Brown's dad told Parrish that he'd better go hunting last Nov. 12, the hunter took his dad's advice and came home with one of Illinois' best bow bucks of the 2006 season. ... [+] READ IT

Adams County, Ohio, may well have produced more B&C bucks during the 2006 season than any other county in the nation. While the Amish “Lucky” buck and the Metzner buck stole the headlines, at least three other B&C whitetails and one monster buck that didn’t qualify for the record book hailed from this big-buck stronghold. ... [+] READ IT

On the heels of a new state-record non-typical being taken by a recurve bow in 2005, Paul Buccacio brought down a new state-record typical with his Hoyt recurve last season. ... [+] READ IT

This relatively small island, located at the junction of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence Seaway, offers some outstanding bowhunting opportunities for big whitetails. ... [+] READ IT