So the Huff buck became a bit of a controversy. He sold the rack to a collector, who had the rack scored again, that time 3" higher. Rumors were that he said he wouldn't have it panel scored to confirm that new 211" net typical score. Not sure where any of that stands now.
Recently Milo's world record from Saskatchewan scoring 213" was sold to Bass Pro for one million. After 30 years I thought he'd never sell it.
Something else fun happened recently. There's been three well known typical shed antlers coming from the same buck, each in the 100" typical range, some 30+ years ago. It was just another world record sized deer that was only known by his sheds and never harvested. At least that's what everyone thought til a few months ago. Apparently some old buzzard bagged him in the early 90s and had his rack hanging in his den ever since. Scored at the Iowa classic last week. If a panel confirms, he's the world's # 3 of all time. If the stories are right, he came from the small town my wife was living in when we met. Still our home county.
3,293 likes, 29 comments - midwest_whitetails_1 on March 1, 2024: "🦌🔥 New No. 3 Typical in the world! 207 7/8 — on display at the Iowa Deer Classic (@iowadeerclassic). The Sam Aiuppa buck was taken in 1991 in Illinois, has 24 inches of brow times & hung in his basement for 32 years before being...
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