


February 20, 2013
Big Buck Update: Indiana Deer is #4 Nontypical of All Time
By Scott Bestul

Last week, we covered breaking news of a potential world record hunter-killed nontypical whitetail from the Hoosier State. After a review of the scoring procedure, the buck—killed by Tim Beck last November—will net 305-7/8”. That score will place it 4th overall in the nontypical category, and just below the Iowa giant killed by Tony Lovstuen in 2003. According to Boone & Crockett, a review in the scoring procedure reduced circumference measurements by a few inches, dropping the Beck buck from the original score of 308-5/8”. This makes it the second largest hunter-killed nontypical buck on the books.
The Beck Buck is a shockingly big whitetail, sporting a 222-4/8” typical frame and 93-7/8” of abnormal points. It also serves as further proof that we’re living the good old days of whitetail hunting right now; 5 of the Top 10 nontypicals in the B&C books have been shot since the year 2000, and three of those five monster whitetails score over 300” (the Lovstuen buck scored 307-5/8”; the Beck buck is 305-7/8”; and right behind them is Jerry Bryant’s Illinois giant at 304-3/8”).
Many congrats to Mr. Beck, and we hope to cover more details of this amazing buck in this space soon.

Comments (6)
Unbelievable,congrats to Mr Beck!
Unbelievable,congrats to Mr Beck!
Shoot - y'all think that's big? You should have seen the one that I passed up opening day! HAHA Great Buck!
good job great buck(sure we are not related)
Congratulations Tim!
That is an awesome rack Mr. Beck. I also hunt in Indiana and have great dreams of encountering a monster like this in the Indiana wilderness.
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Shoot - y'all think that's big? You should have seen the one that I passed up opening day! HAHA Great Buck!
Unbelievable,congrats to Mr Beck!
Unbelievable,congrats to Mr Beck!
good job great buck(sure we are not related)
Congratulations Tim!
That is an awesome rack Mr. Beck. I also hunt in Indiana and have great dreams of encountering a monster like this in the Indiana wilderness.
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