New World Record?

This deer is supposedly new world record taken in Kansas. Anyone have any more info?

I talked to a buddy of mine from kansas and he told me about a big one taken down there, that was going to be a new state record but would fall short of being world record potential…i dunno if this is the same buck or not though.

I talked to a buddy of mine from kansas and he told me about a big one taken down there, that was going to be a new state record but would fall short of being world record potential…i dunno if this is the same buck or not though.

Hey Steve, I was sent these same photos from a friend about a month ago stating the same thing about a possible world record. I knew I had seen something on the net about this deer being shot a few years ago. Well I found the picture of the deer on a website called http://www.AwesomeAntlers.com (worth checkin out!) This deer was shot back in the Fall of 2000 in Coffey County, Kansas. It is a 16 pt. that was shot with a 270 and scored 213 6/8 Boone and Crocket.I hope this helps.

Hey Steve, I was sent these same photos from a friend about a month ago stating the same thing about a possible world record. I knew I had seen something on the net about this deer being shot a few years ago. Well I found the picture of the deer on a website called http://www.AwesomeAntlers.com (worth checkin out!) This deer was shot back in the Fall of 2000 in Coffey County, Kansas. It is a 16 pt. that was shot with a 270 and scored 213 6/8 Boone and Crocket.I hope this helps.

I think that this is a non-typical frame though.

I think that this is a non-typical frame though.

boone and Crockett report
Boone and Crockett

boone and Crockett report
Boone and Crockett

Thanks for the info Dave, here is the scoop on this buck from Boone and Crockett:

This is the deer taken by Lance W. Jacob on 11-7-2000 in Coffey Co, Kansas. The buck officially scores 201-1/8 as a non-typical. It also scores 178-1/8 points as a typical, but Lance chose to enter it in the non-typical category since it can only be entered in one category. There have been various photos of this buck recently circulating on the internet with erroneous information saying it is a new World’s Record.

Thanks for the info Dave, here is the scoop on this buck from Boone and Crockett:

This is the deer taken by Lance W. Jacob on 11-7-2000 in Coffey Co, Kansas. The buck officially scores 201-1/8 as a non-typical. It also scores 178-1/8 points as a typical, but Lance chose to enter it in the non-typical category since it can only be entered in one category. There have been various photos of this buck recently circulating on the internet with erroneous information saying it is a new World’s Record.