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February 04, 2010

Hurteau: New Ohio Muzzleloader Record Has Longest Main Beam Ever!

By Dave Hurteau

Remember the exclusive photo gallery we posted this fall about the enormous Ohio nontypical whitetail taken by Brian Stephens the opening day of gun season? At the time, we told you Stephen’s buck would almost certainly shatter the state muzzleloader nontypical record, with perhaps the longest main beam ever recorded.

Well, it’s now official. Yesterday afternoon I received the following email from Brian:

Dave,
We had our official scoring for Boone & Crockett and Longhunter on Saturday at the Ohio Division of Wildlife District 5 headquarters. Several state media outlets covered the scoring.

The Buck scored 250 1/8" gross, and 232 5/8" net Non-Typical for a new Ohio Muzzleloader Record and #8 All-Time for North America.

The left main beam, at 35 1/8", is the longest ever, and the right main beam, at 34 1/8”, is the 2nd longest ever.

The deer's 9pt main frame scores 218 1/8" Typical. 

Congrats, Brian. Incredible buck.

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from borediis21 wrote 2 years 6 days ago

O-H
I-O!!!!!!
OHIO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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from hengst wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Not only a huge rack but it also has character. Heck I would be ecstatic to shoot a mule deer that big..very nice indeed

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from rsoule wrote 2 years 6 days ago

WHAT COUNTY WAS THAT KILLED IN???

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from HunterGreene wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Congrats, that is an Awesome Buck.

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from seneca_slabs wrote 2 years 6 days ago

I'm sure glad I live in Ohio. Mabe one day I'll get a chance to kill one half the size. Great buck! Congrats.

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from jbird wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Awesome! Buck of a lifetime!

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from deanlikes2fish wrote 2 years 6 days ago

I-O!!!

O-H-I-O!!!!
YEAH!!!!
Awesome deer

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from Silewski11 wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Congrats on the amazing deer!

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from shane wrote 2 years 6 days ago

This thing is a freak and there are none like it in OH. Don't come around. It would be a waste of your time.

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from Walt Smith wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Nice to see he shot it with the muzzleloader equivelent of the crossbow. I thought inlines were excluded from muzzleloading records??

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from buckhunter wrote 2 years 6 days ago

I love whitetail hunting in Ohio. For those of you still hunting. I saw a group of 6 bucks tonight. 3 were 1/2 racks and 3 still had full headgear. (the largest buck still had both antlers)It was a scrappy bunch. They were going at each other all night. I was hoping one would knock an antler off but no such luck. 3 more days until the end of the season. :(

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from steve182 wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Great buck. wow

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from huntenthusiest wrote 2 years 5 days ago

What a trophy. The southern half of our great state of Ohio is getting in the books year after year. The fact that the majority of our deer are grain fed makes for some wonderful table fare too. I can only hope some of those transplanted Kentucky elk wander north to really put the icing on the cake.

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from Firehunter wrote 2 years 5 days ago

Super Buck Brian, congrats!! But like Shane said that's a one of a kind here in Ohio. If you want a buck like that I'd hunt Iowa or Illinois. Total waste of your time to come to Ohio. No bucks here!!

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from Firehunter wrote 2 years 5 days ago

To Walt Smith: Takes a real man to knock the type of firearm a guy shoots an absolute trophy with, when your picture shows a buck with a high power rifle.

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from Beekeeper wrote 2 years 5 days ago

Not just beams but tine length! Wow what a buck!

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from buckeyeben wrote 2 years 5 days ago

sweet buck congrats

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from yobuck wrote 2 years 4 days ago

Awesome Buck!!!!!!!!! Great job

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from Dr. Ralph wrote 2 years 4 days ago

Incredible buck Brian way to go. If you need someplace to store the mount I just happen to have an empty spot above my fireplace...

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from BBH wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Like Firehunter said go to ILLINOIS. I-L-L-I-N-I!
But not so much Iowa.

:( S-U-C-K-E-Y-E-S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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from Just lookin for... wrote 2 years 2 days ago

That is an amazing deer. What a specimen. I would feel blessed to even see a deer that size let alone bag him.

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from Justin D wrote 2 years 1 day ago

Wow, NICe Buck!

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from JOHN ANDERSON wrote 1 year 51 weeks ago

congrats!!!super nice buck!

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from Jacob A. Craig wrote 1 year 51 weeks ago

Its nice to see people give a deer like that time to grow like stephen did instead of running out and shooting him the first time they saw him. Very cool that he wasnt on a deer farm or orperation of that sort shows that Stephen is a deadicated hunter that we could all take a lesson from. And to Walt Smith your knocking muzzeloaders and you have a high powered rifle in your picture how far away from that buck were you when you killed it??

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from seneca_slabs wrote 2 years 6 days ago

I'm sure glad I live in Ohio. Mabe one day I'll get a chance to kill one half the size. Great buck! Congrats.

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from shane wrote 2 years 6 days ago

This thing is a freak and there are none like it in OH. Don't come around. It would be a waste of your time.

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from borediis21 wrote 2 years 6 days ago

O-H
I-O!!!!!!
OHIO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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from hengst wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Not only a huge rack but it also has character. Heck I would be ecstatic to shoot a mule deer that big..very nice indeed

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from rsoule wrote 2 years 6 days ago

WHAT COUNTY WAS THAT KILLED IN???

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from HunterGreene wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Congrats, that is an Awesome Buck.

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from jbird wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Awesome! Buck of a lifetime!

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from deanlikes2fish wrote 2 years 6 days ago

I-O!!!

O-H-I-O!!!!
YEAH!!!!
Awesome deer

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from Silewski11 wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Congrats on the amazing deer!

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from buckhunter wrote 2 years 6 days ago

I love whitetail hunting in Ohio. For those of you still hunting. I saw a group of 6 bucks tonight. 3 were 1/2 racks and 3 still had full headgear. (the largest buck still had both antlers)It was a scrappy bunch. They were going at each other all night. I was hoping one would knock an antler off but no such luck. 3 more days until the end of the season. :(

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from steve182 wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Great buck. wow

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from Firehunter wrote 2 years 5 days ago

To Walt Smith: Takes a real man to knock the type of firearm a guy shoots an absolute trophy with, when your picture shows a buck with a high power rifle.

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from huntenthusiest wrote 2 years 5 days ago

What a trophy. The southern half of our great state of Ohio is getting in the books year after year. The fact that the majority of our deer are grain fed makes for some wonderful table fare too. I can only hope some of those transplanted Kentucky elk wander north to really put the icing on the cake.

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from Firehunter wrote 2 years 5 days ago

Super Buck Brian, congrats!! But like Shane said that's a one of a kind here in Ohio. If you want a buck like that I'd hunt Iowa or Illinois. Total waste of your time to come to Ohio. No bucks here!!

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from Beekeeper wrote 2 years 5 days ago

Not just beams but tine length! Wow what a buck!

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from buckeyeben wrote 2 years 5 days ago

sweet buck congrats

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from yobuck wrote 2 years 4 days ago

Awesome Buck!!!!!!!!! Great job

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from Dr. Ralph wrote 2 years 4 days ago

Incredible buck Brian way to go. If you need someplace to store the mount I just happen to have an empty spot above my fireplace...

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from BBH wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Like Firehunter said go to ILLINOIS. I-L-L-I-N-I!
But not so much Iowa.

:( S-U-C-K-E-Y-E-S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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from Just lookin for... wrote 2 years 2 days ago

That is an amazing deer. What a specimen. I would feel blessed to even see a deer that size let alone bag him.

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from Justin D wrote 2 years 1 day ago

Wow, NICe Buck!

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from JOHN ANDERSON wrote 1 year 51 weeks ago

congrats!!!super nice buck!

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from Jacob A. Craig wrote 1 year 51 weeks ago

Its nice to see people give a deer like that time to grow like stephen did instead of running out and shooting him the first time they saw him. Very cool that he wasnt on a deer farm or orperation of that sort shows that Stephen is a deadicated hunter that we could all take a lesson from. And to Walt Smith your knocking muzzeloaders and you have a high powered rifle in your picture how far away from that buck were you when you killed it??

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from Walt Smith wrote 2 years 6 days ago

Nice to see he shot it with the muzzleloader equivelent of the crossbow. I thought inlines were excluded from muzzleloading records??

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