A 26-year-old man from Tennessee was hunting in Sumner County when he bagged a 47 point deer. The animal had a set of antlers totaling over 300 inches in length, and because of its unique rack, Dale Grandstaff, from the Wildlife Resources Agency, measured it in accordance with Boone and Crocket Club requirements. After subtracting all necessary deductions, he determined that the buck had a net score of 308 3/8 inches.
Grandstaff said that when he first saw the buck, he figured it would be a state record for sure, but was still shocked when it measured at over 300 inches. The current world record for a buck is 307 5/8 inches. But, even if the measurements are accurate, there's a chance that the animal's antlers could shrink below world record
Grandstaff said that when he first saw the buck, he figured it would be a state record for sure, but was still shocked when it measured at over 300 inches. The current world record for a buck is 307 5/8 inches. But, even if the measurements are accurate, there's a chance that the animal's antlers could shrink below world record