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He Bought the World Record Whitetail Sheds for $1 Million — Then Found Out They Had Been Tampered With
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He Bought the World Record Whitetail Sheds for $1 Million — Then Found Out They Had Been Tampered With
After the Hanson buck and the Rompola buck, the most famous (and now controversial) typical whitetail of all time is “the General.” As far as we know, this deer was never killed by a hunter. But its sheds were discovered by a Nebraska farmer in 1959. They have an estimated net score of an eye-popping 218⅛ inches, which is larger than the Hanson buck. The rack scored 195 ⅛ without a spread measurement. Over the decades, the General antlers were s…
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