Not exactly sure but 160+ n I came within 50 yards of him twice in a matter of minutes, suprised us both very bad... stare down at 20 yards for a second n i could hear him breathing, he was with a doe or hed been outta the county at 1st occurrence...may not ever see that kind of deer again here, that was 2000 or 2001
Theys a guy that lived next to the place n he killed 2 giants that was in Alabama game n fish n he said it was over 160 so I'm going on his word I can't judge em good when they get big unless I've got pics

We tracked and bayed up a legitimate 150 inch 8 pt down around Saco a number of years ago…….It was one of the biggest framed deer I’ve ever seen. It was also the last time I ever carried a pistol with me instead of a rifle.

170” 8 pointer.

I saw and shot at(missed) a huge non typical buck in Greene Co in 1986. Very tall and lots of points, prolly 210-220. I still cry about it.

I also say a huge, very tall and very very heavy buck this season, easily the largest framed buck I have ever seen, 190 to 200" buck.

I saw a huge 12 point buck at Liberty Park in 2000 or so, Wide, talll, and heavy, 185 or so inches.

Not sure which was bigger, one driving through a bunch of fields going to a power plant in St. Mary's Ks or sitting on the side of the road in rural pa going to a Sony plant. Never seen nothing close to those in Alabama. I killed the biggest one i've seen in Furman Al back in the late 80's.

Was this one in Bama?

yes

10 point in Lee county in 1992. 20" spread. He was rubbing telephone poles and cedar trees nearly as big as a 5 gallon bucket. He was killed across the road and scored 174. Also saw a 160 10 point on the same property in September of the next year. If I had known ANYTHING at all about deer hunting at that time, I could have killed a big un.

What County Fred ?

1985-87tim time frames. Going through Guntersville Stare Park to hunt close to Monsanto land. We were cruising the the buck jumped out of nowhere and 2 teen age boys went wilde. I slammed the brakes on and went back and he was standing there 180-200 class stud. I flipped the car, yes car, around and we went back. He was still standing beside the fence and my friend slung his gun outside the car and the buck jumped the fence row preventing a shot. Next weekend he went back and got busted for spotlighting and all sorts of stuff. That buck is till the biggest man I have ever seen, to date.

I'm not sure what the biggest one was, but I had a friends grandpa that would always say, "I didn't want to tell you boys, but back in that clearing was the biggest buck I've ever seen." He was .

I used to do a bunch of trail running around Columbia, MO in the 90's before the unlimited tags and urban hunting became a thing. I saw some monsters.

Bow season around 2006-2007. I was hunting in the Delta in MS and I had 3 bucks come in. A 6pt, a 8pt both of which were nice but they had a 10pt with them that was a full grown man. He was every bit of 200 lbs and I'm guessing around 20" wide. Biggest deer I have ever seen live in the woods. He stayed just out of bow range. I could have killed either of the other 2 but I was just patiently waiting on him to get in bow range which never happened. Never saw him again and he wasn't killed by anybody in the club.

Damn a 200 in. buck in bama is about as rare as brain cells in Bidens skull.

Saw one well over 200” and probably 350 lbs while pheasant hunting in SE Iowa. In Alabama, probably 180” or so in Madison Co.

Crossed the trace in front of me, close waterloo, during the summer about 12 years ago. Huge nontypical in velvet.

while hunting in ramer on dewitt kowles land. the buck was standing on flemming property next to us about 60 yards away. easily 170 range for sure

Ole Mossy and I driving to the property one morning to hunt. Deer walked across the road in front of us without a care in the world. I called him "rocking chair" because he looked like he had one of those rocking chairs with all the wooden spindles on the backrest on each side. Chambers county.

I saw a buck killed near Camden, mid 70's. 275 pounds, seems like he had 15 er 16 points, huge mass and long tines...easy 185" buck. The rack frame was so big it made the buck look like he weighed 150 pounds at most, bucks rack was touching ihefront end of a long wheel base Ford truck and the feet hung off the tail gate.

Biggest buck I ever saw was in Illinois on my lease I had there. I was hunting with another couple members from here. One of them could see me and I could see him in our stands though they were on different fields. It was last day of Archery, day before firearm season and I had just passed on a 140 inch buck . I heard a deer coming through the thicket and a 200 plus inch buck came out. He walked parallel to my stand at around 70 yards and was in the brush and I didnt think Id have a chance but a 120 inch eight pointer came out of the corn field and into the scrapes I was watching and he saw that little buck and turned to meet him walking right towards me!

The little buck saw the size of him and backed down a little and at 31 yards the bigger buck turned all bristled up and the smaller buck decided "No way..."and I drew. The big buck was walking back into the thicket before the field but I had a good shot and let it go. I saw the arrow strike but then take a 45 degree angle after one of the expandable broadheads blade hit a rib or something. The arrow did something strange as it hit but I knew it was liver heading up towards lungs.

He bolted out into the field where around 8 does were and the eight pointer hearing me shoot ran out into the field too. The Big buck was staring at him like what the heck did you do? They didnt know what happened. I pulled up and ranged him again at 53 yards. I should have shot again in hindsight to be honest but he looked hard hit.

My phone buzzed and it was my buddy " Theres a huge buck right in front of you! Dont you see him? " Me back - "Watch him" - Him " Did you shoot him? Me "Yes!"

The buck stood there as I was typing and his head would start dropping down . hed realize it and pull it up,..it would start dropping again. He turned and started up a slight grade back to the thicket and started doing the sideways lean as he walked and it looked like his legs were going and I could see the blood dripping out his side. He walked up to the hill and there was 3 little trees and some brush and it looked to me like he piled in it!

My buddy texted me " Hes down!" I said "Yep I thought he just bedded there. Did he drop?" Him - "kind of but like he was bedding".

"Cool..when it gets dark we will back out" which we did.

After getting back to camp we decided it was going to be really cold and we didnt want to screw up opening am of gun or push him but he was in the exact center of our land so we should be good. We were going to let him lay. He might be dead but if he wasnt dead yet I figured it was a good liver hit at the least and as long as we didnt push him he would be there.

The next am I was up early, having not slept a wink and we went out for the am Opener Day of Firearm hunt. Around 11 am we were going to go get my buck. When it hit 11 my buddy texted me "Cmon man lets go put our hands on a real set of horns" . So down we got and went up to where the deer went down.

Nothing! No buck, no blood trail, just a puddle where he went down!

Gone! We looked for the next 3 days and never found him or sign. Our only thought was that a couple young neighbors who were hunting the hedge row on the same field saw him fall there and after we left went and recovered him . They had a road into our field and we did see four wheeler tracks. I was crushed. Still haunts me.

I should have shot a second time AND I should have went out after a few hours but did not want to ruin my hunting buddies Opener of Gun. Two lessons learned.

In Alabama a 169 7/8ths inch fourteen point buck. He is on my wall. Looking at him as I type this.

170ish in southeast Kansas, about 100 yards away and I had a crossbow

170+ easy in central Kansas and I was bowhunting, landowner shot it (or one in that are) the next season that scored 185+

183 in northwest Kansas while bowhunting, couldn't get a shot; was killed the following week in the same stand by a bowhunter

Biggest in Alabama on the hoof that I can remember probably was a 140 to 150 in Dallas County.