The hunter in this video is unknown, but he is on a guided hunt at Samson’s Ridge hunting facility. After much time and patience in a nice tower, he gets the opportunity to shoot a 42 point deer. He makes a perfect shot and drops the monster buck right in its tracks.
The monster whitetail buck in this video became the inspiration for Larry Zach’s famous outdoor painting, “Big Timber Bucks.” The clips, taken in Des Moines, Iowa, show the buck during the fall of 1999 and the summer of 2000.
This video is composed of clips from video footage shot by Larry of his trophy deer and inspiration for the print “Big Timber Bucks.” The video shows the buck during the fall of 1999 and during the summer of 2000 before it was harvested.
This rare video may not show a close-up shot of the buck but that’s because it features an amazing 950 yard shot by the hunter. The shot is made across a long valley
Set to a thrilling soundtrack featuring ACDC’s “Thunderstruck,” this video montage showcases a vast array of weird, amazing and world record whitetail deer.
Doyle Moss is a professional outdoorsman from Team MossBack in Utah. He and his team of skilled sportsmen lead guided hunts throughout the state.
The hunter in this video is unknown, but at the time of the kill, he sets some kind of record.
Taken from a program on MSNBC, this video doesn’t feature hunters getting the best of big game. It features big game getting the best of hunters.
Jesse Cline is a professional sportsman with Outdoor Insights. In this specific video, Cline goes whitetail hunting in the deep woods of Ohio.
This video is brought to us from Mannion Outdoors Films. It features professional sportsman David Skinner
The hunter in all white, to blend in with the surrounding snowy Saskatchewan terrain, spots a couple of large mule deer across the small valley. The camera man zooms in for a closer shot of the deer, focusing on the larger buck.