After years of online detective work by a 23-year-old Kansas bowhunter, the Sunflower State appears to have a new record typical whitetail buck for the first time in 50 years. But the story behind ...

on Christmas Eve with a replica of his whitetail he shot in 1995 in Franklin County. It is now officially the Kansas record for largest typical buck. Courtesy photo Matthew Daniels A 23-year-old ...

All that Albert Daniels had left of his record-breaking buck was a faded Polaroid of the mount. Courtesy of Matthew Daniels The Boone & Crockett Club lists the Daniels buck as the No. 1 Typical ...

That’s 13 6/8 better than the score of the former Missouri-record typical whitetail, taken by Marvin Lentz of Sumner. Read Next: A Son Finally Tracked Down His Dad’s Long-Lost Buck. It’s the Biggest ...

A son’s multi-year effort just got his father’s 1995 buck in the Kansas record book. The son still has another goal.

Daniels started the Kansas record-certification process as ... The Boone & Crockett Club lists the Daniels buck as the No. 1 Typical whitetail ever taken in Kansas by any method.

who shot a 198 2/8-inch buck in Nemaha County in 1974. Finger still holds the record for largest Kansas deer shot with a rifle. Kansas is known for its trophy deer, but a 200 inch typical is more ...