Back in the day, Canada seemed to be THE spot to go for trophy whitetail. Every magazine out ranted and raved over Canada. It seems I have heard very little about our northern brothers over the last few years. The Mid-West of the US has taken over as top dog for trophy whitetail hunting. Perhaps it is the low deer density per sq. mile in Canada? I have several friends that have hunted their and they all killed very big bucks, but they would only see 1 or 2 deer per day if lucky. Maybe the sheer lack of deer sighting have led people away? Any thoughts or comments?