Deer Hunt by Big Buck Registry

The story continues as Dan Coffman walks us through the hunt, step by step, play by play. But there's a twist. Things did not go exactly as planned. It wasn't the "as seen on tv" situation. What happened would make most hunters stomach come through there throat after shooting a potential World Record buck. Part I - found here: www. BigBuckRegistry.com/coffman  discusses all the moments and strateg...

Thirty-seven points and 287 5/8 net inches of antler should get your attention. It certainly got the attention of Pope and Young, Dan Coffman, a slew of other hunters, and now Dan Coffman's Buck appears to be the #2 World Record. If inches could measure story, the story behind the Coffman but would rank pretty darn high too. Dan shares all the details with us, including a few you haven't heard bef...

You might have seen Realtree's video of Michael Pitts asking some pretty overly straight forward questions of Michael Waddell, Nick Mundt, and Travis T-Bone Turner from this year's ATA event. He is decidedly the thorn in Michael Waddell's side and that one person by which no celebrity hunter wants to be interviewed. So, we tracked him down to find out who the real Michael Pitts is - turns out he's...

Chad Eubanks has spent a lifetime hunting in Louisiana, both on public and private leased timber company property. Chad's biggest pet peeve is when one hunter disrespects another. To avoid poachers and trespassers and those hunters that disrespect other hunters, Chad has turned his sights on high fence hunting. As many scream "high fence" on any big buck Facebook photo post, Chad has found sanctua...

It's been almost 2 years since we last talked to David and Dean Giarrizzo from Tag-N-Brag TV as we continue our mission to revisit old friends of the Big Buck Registry (FOBBR). David and Dean are brothers continuing to pursue their passion: to be professional hunters. They aren't making a bunch of money, but they are making a living and doing what they love. A little older now, the boys of Tag-N-B...

We caught up with some old friends, Shawn Luchtel and Michael Hunsucker from Heartland Bowhunter in this show. They appeared originally on the Big Buck Deer Hunting Podcast in Show #062 on August 30, 2014. Time flies. Managing a farm in Northern Missouri is a full time job as creating a better habitat for wild grasses and wild game is never ending. Food plots were once the focus, but now Shawn and...

Meet Cameron Coble, the self-proclaimed average-Joe blue-collar deer hunter. We believe that some of the best deer hunters in America aren't flashy, don't want to be, and they often keep to themselves. When we have an opportunity to speak to someone like Cameron, we jump on it. Hunters like Cameron often hold some of the most amazing perspectives on deer hunting and it's like tapping into a over-r...

Nick Mundt is on the road 300 days out of the year. Technically, Nick is in the woods most of those days, either hunting or filming someone else hunting. Nick is a professional hunter, trained hunting guide, and a licensed barber- no joke - (Nick packs his scissors with him when traveling and will trim Michael Waddell's hair when necessary- it's always good to travel with your own barber). But how...

Coyotes can decimate a deer herd, especially buck fawns, according to scientific studies. You might think that killing all coyotes in the answer, but it's actually counterintuitive. Coyotes are extremely resilient and will self regulate, but over killing them can actually trigger a biological event resulting in high pup crops. Regardless, hammering coyote packs and reducing numbers in your deer hu...

As deer hunters, we often try to be quiet in the woods so as not to spook the deer, but why? What do we really know about the sounds we make? Not many studies have been done on sound in the deer woods, but Adam Lewis, a physics teacher by trade, is determined to change that. He created a company called Sound Barrier Hunting that researches and tests those sounds that hunters commonly make and the...

It all started with an 8 megapixel camera and a flock of blackbirds. A good job and some savings later, Gem was on his way to purchase better video capture equipment for all of Gem's deer hunting, duck hunting, turkey hunting, or whatever Gem decides to hunt. Whatever is game may be, one thing is for sure, Gem's camera work is outstanding. He thinks of every hunting set in two ways, how can I get...

Can the eyes of a quarterback indicate where the ball will be thrown? Is luck a random chance? Or is it actually the by-product of hard work and hours of preparation? Mike Kafka can tell you that hard work and preparation is the key to reaching higher levels of success and that it's the turn of the head, not the eyes, that will often indicate to a defender where the ball is going to be thrown. Mik...

When you have the likes of Mark and Terry Drury just a text or holler away for advice on deer hunting, your chances of killing big bucks year after year goes up, way up. Taylor Drury has learned an incredible amount from her father and uncle over the years, and although she is only 20, she probably has the whitetail knowledge of someone three times her age. The one thing that Taylor notes as the m...

When life robs you of your bow and arrow, just pick up a crossbow or gun instead. Jason Koger knows this all too well after colliding with a downed powerline on a four wheeler on March 1, 2008. 7200 volts and two amputations later, Jason has turned seemingly overwhelming situation into one of the most positive and uplifting stories you'll ever hear. Jason relies on state-of-the-art bionic forearms...

If you started a business at age 25, where would you be today?  That's exactly what Audrey Pfaffe is doing right now. With a degree is agri-science and a love for deer and deer hunting, Audrey is putting her degree to work by designing food supplements and minerals and selling them out of her barn in Wisconsin.   Many giant companies started in a garage or barn, like Microsoft, Apple, or even Math...

Jerry wrote a book, a book about a lifetime of hunting and fishing. Deer hunting with bow and arrow was a vehicle for Jerry to tap into the rhythm and cadence of nature, which is a bit different from his life in the entertainment business. Growing up in a world of country music, it was not unusual for Jerry to be around legends like Loretta Lynn and Johnny Cash. Jerry became an agent for his best...

Deer hunting the vastness inside the "Blue Line" of New York's 6 million acre Adirondack Mountain range is no joke. It consumes hunters, both literally and metaphorically. Those with poor navigational skills should think twice about hunting these mountains, but to Todd Mead, is all second nature. Todd has spent a lifetime hunting this tremendous forest where disappearing deep into the woods for da...

To kill one 200 inch giant whitetail buck would be a buck of a lifetime for most hunters. Steve Esker has done it multiple times, four times to be exact (not to mention the numerous bucks that he's taken over 150 inches). Steve arguably has the most impressive big buck wall in the nation. He says it never gets old and it never gets boring, but it is exhausting, elaborate and extensive. It takes a...

From Memphis to California to Bismark and Alberta, Jeanette Hall has been on an incredible journey. Hunting and taxidermy is a big part of Jeanette's life, but that way of life was tested in 2011 when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor, suffering headaches and vision loss. A change in diet, from fast food to natural foods killed the headaches, loss of vision, and ultimately the tumor. Today, Jea...

Just when you thought the deer pee industry had exhausted every conceivable way of bringing deer urine to market, along comes Antler Ice. When you think about it, it kind of makes sense. Freezing at origin seems to be the best way to preserve most anything, urine included. Science laboratories having being doing it for years. Antler Ice has figure out a way to collect, freeze, and effectively dist...

Paul doesn't believe that he's a better hunter, but he knows that he works harder than most other hunters to find the big bucks. And, it pays off. Paul is one of the most dedicated and talented deer hunters we've ever met. In our quest to deconstruct world class deer hunters, we break down Paul's strategy, from mapping to scouting, from what he packs in his pack to how he picks his spots. From how...

What did it take to kill Ohio's #4 Whitetail? Mark Hammer knows. In our endless pursuit to deconstruct the habits of world class deer hunters, we reached out to Mark to find out how he does it. Turns out the success is buried in the details. Mark is a scent control and mapping fanatic. He won't hunt the same stand more than once in a week and Mark loves scouting in March. This show is detailed and...

Steven Fuller is a deer hunting lovin', no hunting excuses, kind of deer hunter. He has coined the term, semi-Live TV show for his online television show called The Huntin' Grounds.  Based in Arkansas,  Steven says that hunters should never makes excuses or apologize for being a hunter, and quite frankly, we agree. Steven is a vibrant addition to the outdoor hunting world and he's a skilled hunter...

Many hunters from the east might consider hunting the west and the Idaho mountains as hunting the big country, the big woods. Jeanne McFall considers it a back yard and a play ground. Despite the rigors of hunting this mountainous terrain, Jeanne just sees it as part of the hunt. In fact, she's been playing in this sandbox since she was a child and prefers to hunt solo. Now Jeanne fines her outdoo...

To Jim Burnworth, there's always more than meets the eye and typically there's a way to make it better. From a very early age, Jim conducted shooting experiments seeking a way to shoot better, with no real text book to follow.  Growing up hunting Elk and Blacktail, Jim honed his archery skills. Today, Jim dissects the movement of the bow and arrow using high speed video technology and has develope...