Here's everything you need to know about the Oklahoma State wrestling dynasty, including season-by-season records and ...

Oklahoma recorded the second-highest deer harvest in history with over 128,000 deer taken in the 2024-2025 season.

Oklahoma’s 2007 hunting season included the harvest of two whitetail bucks that, within days of each other, broke the state’s record for largest whitetail typical. Even more remarkable, the ...

Oklahoma’s 2007 hunting season included the harvest of two whitetail bucks that, within days of each other, broke the state’s record for largest whitetail typical. Even more remarkable, the bucks were ...

The current state record, a buck killed by Dave Wachtel in Sumner County in 2000, grossed 256 points and netted 244 3/8. The world record killed in 2003 by Tony Lovstuen in Albia, Iowa, had 38 ...

The largest whitetail rack in the agency’s record book dates back to 1942. Edward Dodge of Knox shot a 238 6/8-inch non-typical buck in Erie County during the firearms season.

Wade Ward of Foyil with the mount of his whitetail. The 14-point Rogers County buck was killed Jan. 11, 2011 and scored 188 4/8ths inches.

Approx. time: Evening hunt Location: Franklin County —— No. 2 Denny Finger of Cedar Vale, Kansas holds his state #1 record buck mount, a typical whitetail he shot in 1974 north of Topeka.

Kansas has a new state record typical whitetail buck, according to Boone and Crockett. But it was shot in 1995 and almost lost to history.

The son knew if the buck’s antlers actually measured 200 inches, it would be a state record, surpassing the longstanding typical record set by Dennis Finger in 1974 at 198 2/8 inches. “When he ...

Jordan Buck held world record for a typical whitetail until 1993 It was recognized in 1978 as the world record typical whitetail by the club. It held the top spot, arguably the most coveted big ...