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American Whitetail Deer
The Hole In The
Horn Buck
from the book
Legendary Whitetails
Photo and narrative courtesy
Trophy Proportions, (c)1995 and Safari Press Inc.
 1940, Portage Co., Ohio
The Boone & Crocket record book lists the "Hole In
The Horn" buck as the No. 2 non-typical of all time, but
many whitetail experts feel it is the largest set of whitetail
deer antlers in history. It is probably the most famous whitetail
known.
The unbelievable Ohio non-typical got his name from a small
hole that goes all the way through one of the drop tines on the
right main beam. The buck's antlers score an incredible 328 2/8
non-typical points.
This deer was found dead in 1940. Most stories of the actual
finding of the deer are somewhat speculative. It hung in the
Kent Canadian Club in Kent, Ohio for over 40 years. This deer
must be seen to be believed.
 The St.Louis
buck, another tall story of a GREAT deer.
To Order the book Legendary Whitetails
by Dick Idol
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