Carter Rice: Missouri Youth Season Bruiser

Hunter:  Carter Rice State/County: Missouri/Pettis County Gear Used: .223 single-shot

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NAW's Best Bucks of 2012

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Joshua Earp: 187-Inch Georgia Giant

Hunter: Joshua Earp State/County: Georgia/Taylor County Score: 187 Green score Gear Used:

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Jordan Dressler: Double Wide Iowa 10-Pointer

Hunter:  Jordan Dressler State/County: Iowa/Allamakee County Score: 175 Green Score Gear Used:

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Bo Cocannouer: 194-Inch First Bow Kill

Hunter: Bo Cocannouer State/County: Oklahoma/Grady County Score: 194 Gross Non-Typical Gear

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NAW's Best of the Worst Whitetail Taxidermy

Taxidermy is the art of preparing, stuffing and mounting the skin of an animal, according to

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Jeff Danker: 183-Inch Massive Kansas Buck

Hunter: Jeff Danker State/County: Kansas/Rice County Score: 183 5/8 Typical Gear Used: Bear

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Aaron Milliken: Early Kansas Muzzleloader Giant

Hunter: Aaron Milliken State/County: Kansas, Lyon County Score: 194 gross Gear Used: Thompson

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An Archery Giant: Dana Holmgren's Iowa Trophy Buck

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Urban Warfare: The Ronnie Stevens Buck

Ohio bowhunter Ronnie Stevens took the battle to a tremendous typical buck on the outskirts of

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Buckenstein: A 200-Inch Ohio Trophy Buck

With the use of only one arm, Matt Sheterom used a crossbow to take a Ohio Trophy buck of a

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13-Point Kansas Buck Fails At Trick Roping

This buck first caught Kansas outfitter John Massey's attention when he noticed a dark spot on

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