I have no idea Troy. By my measure, the Buck of a Lifetime would be the end-all, be-all of whitetail hunting - adeer so gratifying that it would effectively quench your lust tokill a big buck, and seeminglyrelegate you to more "recreational hunting" for the rest of your days.

In my area, (and you know we do a lot of scouting), theCREAM of the cream of the crop is in the 150 range. After an entire summer/fall of spotlighting and scouting, having looked at probably a couple thousand whitetails over the course of a year, we'll see a few that will push 150+, and now that PA's antler restriction program is starting to blossom, we're seeing more quality bucks yearly. But, with 1 million+ hunters in the Commonwealth, those deer are spread pretty thin.

I'm driven by knowing that there's always something bigger, something better. I honestly believe that if I would kill a state record whitetail, I'd be back out there the next season pounding it even harder, just knowing that there's always something bigger, something better, a buck that's yet to be tagged, a record-breaker in the making.

So for me, I don't think such a deer exists. Like Buckeye, I'll probably die tryin' to kill a deer that's bigger than the biggest one I already have. I really wish I wasn't like that, but it's just the way I am, I guess.