On Nov. 1, Bob Decker, of Eau Claire, Wis., killed what was possibly the most famous whitetail in North America.

The buck was filmed earlier this year near Mondovi, Wis., and the video was released on Field and Stream's Web site. Whitetail authorities across the country immediately began to debate whether the giant whitetail could be a walking world record — larger than Milo Hansen's huge Canadian typical.


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Bob Decker of Eau Claire shot this buck, believed to be the animal made famous this fall after a video of it was posted on the Web site of the outdoor magazine Field and Stream, while bow hunting Saturday in Buffalo County. Experts have speculated the animal may challenge the typical buck world record.


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very nice buck, it has a great chance to beat the record but i dont know if it will

Take these words to the bank:

It may very well gross more than the Hanson buck. Maybe a good amount more. But deductions will cost it the world record.

He isn't going to be big enough to beat it....

A GIANT buck! Love to have a buck like that walk in front of me.

Note to self: Move to Wisconsin.

WISCONSIN: A deer hunters dream...and a taxpayers nightmare.

Seriously, I love it here but we get absolutely raped here on taxes. I must be getting older.

Huge buck but it may be short of the record due to deductions.

wow nice buck whats the current world record and where was it taken?

It will never make the typical WW. Not even close.

It isn't even a typical rack. There are multiple common bases and / or split tines.

At least two tines, and possible three on the right beam have a common base
Very possible two or three on the left beam have a common base or split tine.

Here is a bigger pic.