Most of the bait sites have been running since the middle of September with results showing lots of does and fawns, as well as several spikes. Then we hit the bush to bait and check the cameras after two nights of sub freezing temperatures. Is the October lull finally behind us, although it's hard to say some areas still had does and fawns with an absence of bone but we also had 4 new never seen before bucks show up. We're a long way from primetime but from here on we're expecting to see more and more head gear showing up.
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Top 3 Giant Saskatchewan Whitetails Ever Harvested
Saskatchewan has always been on the map when it comes to some of the largest whitetails ever harvested world wide. The popularity of hunting this ungulate is largely driven because whitetails are the widest spread species of the deer family, living throughout much of Canada, United States, Mexico, Central America, South America and even being introduced into some European country's as well. The buck featured at the top of the page is the Elburn Kohler Buck. Harvested in 1957 and registered in the town of White Fox Saskatchewan. This beast of a whitetail holds the number one spot for non velvet non typical whitetails ever harvested in the province measuring out at a whopping 257 3/8". This next buck is the largest Non Typical/ velvet whitetail ever harvested in Saskatchewan. Harvested by Dallas Heinrichs from Loydminister in 2012 and scoring an incredible 271 0/8. You can't have a list of Saskatchewan's top whitetails without incl...
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