Cy Curtis Whitetail Deer

Rank	Score	Hunter Name	Left Points	Right Points	County	Method
#1981	146	Jeff Retherford	5	5	Cleveland	M
#1982	146	Burl Ford	5	4	Adair	G
#1983	146	Tony England	5	6	Latimer	A
#1984	146	Tim Diehl	9	7	Latimer	G
#1985	146	Jack Hunt	6	5	Canadian	G
#1986	146	Arthur Coffman	4	5	Comanche	G
#1987	146	David Larance	8	5	Woods	G
#1988	146	Alex Elliot	7	6	Logan	G
#1989	146 2/8	Cliff Evans	5	5	Stephens	G
#1990	145 7/8	Larry Jones	5	5	Woodward	G
#1991	145 7/8	George Nowlin	5	7	Woods	G
#1992	145 7/8	Billy Crenshaw	6	5	Pittsburg	A
#1993	145 7/8	Johnny Goff	4	6	Garfield	G
#1994	145 7/8	Robert Tharp	5	5	Dewey	G
#1995	145 7/8	James Blemmel	5	5	Leflore	G
#1996	145 7/8	W. Andrew Brown #1996 W. Andrew Brown \| Score: 145 7/8 Date of Harvest: Oct 29, 2025 Season: Muzzleloader \| County: McIntosh Left Points: 5 \| Right Points: 6 Inside Spread: 17 3/8" Hunter Story Sometimes hunting really is about being in the right place at the right time. I was settled in that morning overlooking a fence line funnel downwind of a bedding area. Out of nowhere this buck appeared like a ghost in the only shooting lane I had. We had zero game cameras photos of him and had never seen him before. The opportunity came and went quickly as I made the shot. I immediately knew he was a good buck, but adrenaline makes everything a little fuzzy. My 14 year old son was hunting about 300 yards away, and I decided to wait for him before climbing down. After he finished his hunt and made it over, I climbed down and headed toward where the buck had fallen. I could see his body lying in brush from my stand, but his rack was hidden behind a massive oak tree. With every step, the size of this buck became more obvious. As we rounded the oak tree it hit us. This buck was way bigger than either of us realized. We completely lost it. Yelling, laughing, and hugging like a couple of kids full of excitement. I always let him pick which stand he hunts, but I’ve reminded him many times jokingly, “He Picked Wrong That Morning!” Truth be told, we both get more excited when the other one kills a big buck than when we do it ourselves. A giant buck is an incredible thing, but that moment with my son made it something far greater. Walking up on that deer together, smiling and celebrating together, is a memory neither of us will ever forget! Close	5	6	McIntosh	M
#1997	145 7/8	Rebecca Greenmyer	5	5	Mcintosh	G
#1998	145 7/8	Kyle Carter	6	5	Pottawatomie	G
#1999	145 7/8	Mitchell Guinn	5	6	Okfuskee	G
#2000	145 7/8	Richard Jones	10	7	Delaware	M

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Cy Curtis Whitetail Deer

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