Greatest Buck in Pennsylvania - North American Whitetail
WEBMar 29, 2021 · Pennsylvania's Greatest Buck of All Time. The world's number 8 typical suggests that other giant bucks await discovery. With a stunning net score of 202 7/8, the Frederick Kyriss buck is officially the most easterly member of B&C’s elite “200 Club.” (Photo by Mitch Stamm, Antlers by Klaus) March 29, 2021 By Dan Cole.
The Long Lost Whitetail State Record of Pennsylvania
WEBBoone and Crockett records indicate that Frederick Kyress (other sources spell his name Kyriss) was hunting near the Graterford Prison, roughly 30 miles northwest of Philadelphia. Kyress owned a farm there, and sometime between 1958 and 1962 this buck was making a dash across the farm.
Kyriss Buck Shattered Records After Sitting Forgotten for Decades
WEBFeb 29, 2024 · The antlers disappeared for nearly twenty years after that day, supposedly lying in the back room of a small antique store near Boytertown, Pennsylvania. Frederick Kyriss' 15-point buck, shot in the 1960s shattered Pennsylvania State Records in 2022.
A 60-year-old buck is the new PA record typical whitetail
WEBJan 16, 2022 · Frederick Kyriss shot the 14-point buck, which measured 202 7/8 inches according to the Boone & Crockett scoring system, in Montgomery County some time in the 1960s. He had the skull with...
Big Buck Profile | Kyriss buck 202 7/8" - YouTube
WEBAug 31, 2022 · Gordon Whittington is joined by Jay Fish, an antler collector, to discuss a giant buck from Pennsylvania. A typical that scores over 200 inches, that laid dormant for over 50 years! This Big...
Pennsylvania Record Buck Hid in Garage for 60 Years
WEBAug 4, 2022 · The Frederick Kyriss buck was shot in the 1960s but remained known only to locals. Fortunately, an antler collector noticed the 204-6/8-inch rack. It eventually found its forever home with a major retailer, which had the buck officially scored.
A new No. 1 buck for the PA record book - Venesky Outdoors
WEBKnown as the “Kyriss Buck,” named after Frederick Kyriss, who reportedly harvested the buck in the late 1960s or early 1970s in Montgomery County, the trophy officially became the new record in the Typical Firearms category in Pennsylvania.
Pa. Game Commission certifies new record-setting typical ... - FOX43
WEBJan 17, 2022 · Shot by Frederick Kyriss, the 14-point buck's rack measures 202 7/8 inches, according to the Boone & Crockett Scoring System. It breaks the previous record set in 1943 by Fritz Janowsky, who ...
Recently discovered record-breaking deer sat in hunter's garage …
WEBJan 18, 2022 · Kyriss’ buck scored a net 202-7/8 inches, beating the previous record score of 189-0/8 inches, which was set in 1943.
Pennsylvania has a record buck, but it’s not new
WEBJan 21, 2022 · The Kyriss buck tops a 189-inch buck that had stood as the state record since it was shot by Fritz Janowsky in Bradford County in 1943. While Pennsylvania’s typical archery records include several bucks taken within the last 20 years, the top of the firearms list is dominated by ancient bucks.