Just want to hear some opinions,

Example:

Texas- Webb
Illinois- Pike
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Lousiana

and so on

Depends what ya wanting to hunt. Moose or Grizzly - Southern Alaska.

Just general hunting in Texas, Kimble or Edwards is hard to beat. Not the biggest but probably in the top five counties for total populous of animals to hunt.

pretty hard to say. Kansas has exception hunting in a few different parts, as well as TX. I guess the best way to judge this would be by number of B&C entries in the certain areas.

Texas, the golden triangle down in South Texas Dimmit,LaSalle,Jim Hogg,Maverick,Webb. Man I get buck fever just thinking about all those places just wish I could afford to hunt em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Texas, the golden triangle down in South Texas Dimmit,LaSalle,Jim Hogg,Maverick,Webb. Man I get buck fever just thinking about all those places just wish I could afford to hunt em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i hunt up in kansas city and there are very nice deer there! this past year i have shot a 200 pound doe and an 8 point

alpine,duval,webb,and one sleeper archer aint bad

Alpine Tx???? cause of the mulie or what??? This thread needs more specific animal???Like WT ect and only that animal, imo

I guess I should have put this in the WT section

I figured you WT hunters would have figured out what I meant when I put webb and Pike co.

Ecoli County

Donley & Collingsworth- TX
Hamilton & Lane- KS

TX- Dimmit, La Salle, Webb

Don't forget mcmullen cty in s tex.

great county....lots of good deer down there.


Frio, Zavala, dimmit and maverick are also great.

In Texas stay away from Archer Co there is nothing there but pigs

Boone & Crockett records by state, Canadian provinces, and Mexico as a whole country, for Typical White-tails 2000 - 2010.


1. Wisconsin typical whitetail deer 341

2. Illinois typical whitetail deer 290

3. Kentucky typical whitetail deer 218

4. Iowa typical whitetail deer 201

5. Ohio typical whitetail deer 201

6. Saskatchewan typical whitetail deer 188

7. Missouri typical whitetail deer 170

8. Indiana typical whitetail deer 152

9. Kansas typical whitetail deer 152

10. Minnesota typical whitetail deer 127

11. Texas typical whitetail deer 115

12. Alberta typical whitetail deer 87

13. Nebraska typical whitetail deer 63

14. Michigan typical whitetail deer 41

15. Georgia typical whitetail deer 32

16. Mississippi typical whitetail deer 30

17. South Dakota typical whitetail deer 28

18. Oklahoma typical whitetail deer 27

19. New York typical whitetail deer 26

20. Ontario typical whitetail deer 26

21. Virginia typical whitetail deer 26

22. Maine typical whitetail deer 25

23. Arkansas typical whitetail deer 23

24. North Dakota typical whitetail deer 22

25. Maryland typical whitetail deer 20

26. Pennsylvania typical whitetail deer 17

27. British Columbia typical whitetail deer 14

28. Colorado typical whitetail deer 14

29. Montana typical whitetail deer 14

30. Tennessee typical whitetail deer 14

31. Manitoba typical whitetail deer 12

32. Idaho typical whitetail deer 11

33. New Hampshire typical whitetail deer 11

34. Massachusetts typical whitetail deer 10

35. North Carolina typical whitetail deer 10

36. Louisiana typical whitetail deer 9

37. Mexico typical whitetail deer 9

38. West Virginia typical whitetail deer 7

39. Connecticut typical whitetail deer 6

40. Delaware typical whitetail deer 6

41. Alabama typical whitetail deer 5

42. Quebec typical whitetail deer 5

43. New Jersey typical whitetail deer 4

44. Rhode Island typical whitetail deer 3

45. South Carolina typical whitetail deer 3

46. Unknown typical whitetail deer 3

47. Washington typical whitetail deer 3

48. New Brunswick typical whitetail deer 2

49. Wyoming typical whitetail deer 2

50. New Mexico typical whitetail deer 1

Boone & Crockett records by county for Typical White-tails 2000 - 2010.

1. Wisconsin Buffalo County, WI typical whitetail deer 34

2. Texas Maverick County, TX typical whitetail deer 22

3. Illinois Jo Daviess County, IL typical whitetail deer 17

4. Wisconsin Trempealeau County, WI typical whitetail deer 17

5. Iowa Allamakee County, IA typical whitetail deer 13

6. Wisconsin Waupaca County, WI typical whitetail deer 12

7. Iowa Dubuque County, IA typical whitetail deer 11

8. Wisconsin Grant County, WI typical whitetail deer 11

9. Texas La Salle County, TX typical whitetail deer 11

10. Kentucky Lewis County, KY typical whitetail deer 11

11. Illinois Pike County, IL typical whitetail deer 11

12. Wisconsin Sauk County, WI typical whitetail deer 11

13. Wisconsin Shawano County, WI typical whitetail deer 11

14. Ohio Adams County, OH typical whitetail deer 10

15. Illinois Greene County, IL typical whitetail deer 10

16. Wisconsin Outagamie County, WI typical whitetail deer 10

17. Wisconsin Pepin County, WI typical whitetail deer 10

18. Wisconsin Pierce County, WI typical whitetail deer 10

19. Wisconsin Richland County, WI typical whitetail deer 10

20. Texas Webb County, TX typical whitetail deer 10

21. Texas Dimmit County, TX typical whitetail deer 9

22. Wisconsin Dunn County, WI typical whitetail deer 9

23. Illinois Fulton County, IL typical whitetail deer 9

24. Minnesota Houston County, MN typical whitetail deer 9

25. Iowa Jackson County, IA typical whitetail deer 9

texas isn't completely accurate, because of the fact that highfenced trophies arn't allowed into B&C, and alot of south texas is highfenced.

alot of those deer from maverick county came off of a few large low fence ranches

if you were to allow high fenced ranch bucks, naturally born on the ranch, texas would be near the top.

Martin County

west Texas :or east Kansas my

All of texas is great thats why all them big money hunters come here.But they need to pay alittle more for out of state lic,like the other states charge.

Shleicher County...... Yup......Schliecher County sheesh.

Alberta is hard to beet.

hard to stay warm too.....

that's up in North Texas, right?

Eastern TX Panhandle or North East oklahoma(osage/pawnee)