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Wisconsin hunter Brian Korfmacher knew that this big buck was in the area, but with corn still yet to be harvested, he was proving to be a tough nut to crack. His hunting buddies had sheds from the beast from the last three years, so they knew this buck was big.

Once all of the harvest had come in, Korfmacher got to hunting and saw this big boy his first night in the stand around 5:10 p.m., alas it was too dark for a shot. Dedicated, the hunter spent 11 hours in the stand the next day and finally saw the buck at last light, where he was able to seal the deal. The buck had 22 scorable points and a 9.5-inch drop tine. Nice work Brian!