Three time zones. Three very different hunting tools. No stands, no blinds. And yet, against all odds, three colossal whitetails totaling over 600 inches of net typical antler score hit the ground — all in the span of just over a week.
If ever we could say the planets aligned in trophy whitetail hunting, arguably it was Nov. 15-23, 1993. During that stunning flurry 30 years ago, the hunting community was rocked as never before or since. World-class typicals suddenly were popping up in rapid succession, and one of them was the biggest ever documented.
To that point, within all of what we might call modern whitetail history, only a handful of bucks netting over 200 typical had been documented. The world record, per the Boone & Crockett scoring system,…