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Whitetail.com
A Unique site on the Web dedicated to your
love of the American Whitetail Deer
The World Record non-typical St.
Louis Buck
Photo Courtesy Missouri
Department of Conversation, narrative adapted courtesy Trophy
Proportions, (c)1995 and Safari Press Inc.
 1981, The St. Louis Buck
333 7/8 net points.
I better write that again: 333 7/8 points.
This monster buck fell dead, apparently of natural causes,
along a remote roadside on the outskirts of St. Louis, Missouri.
It was found by avid deer hunter Dave Beckman on November 11,
1981, and shortly thereafter claimed by the Missouri Department
of Conservation.
This buck had no evidence of bullet or arrow wounds,
and was not hit by a car. But it's unassuming demise was starkly
contrasted by the massive impact it had on the whitetail world.
The St. Louis buck beat the old non-typical world record not
by an inch or two, but by 1/8 inch short of 4 feet.
 The Milo
Hanson Buck, current world record...
To Order the book Legendary Whitetails
by Dick Idol
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