Most every hunting adventure I embark on usually ends with more memories of the people and places that I encounter along the way than the animals harvested. Last week I returned from my most recent cross country run to Saskatchewan with Jim Shockey Whitetail Adventures to an email that definitely reaffirmed said notion. On the flight from Minneapolis, Minn., to Saskatchewan I got the pleasure to sit beside a fellow hunter from the East coast. Our introduction was quite brief but we soon struck up a conversation that consisted of sports and, of course, deer hunting. Greg, who was bringing his young son to the "Land of the Giants" for the first time, seemed like dedicated hunter who loved to talk shop. I slid him a business card and we parted ways after landing. I thought nothing more of it. I received this email today: Greetings. It was nice to meet you on the plane to Saskatchewan. I hope Jake, my son, shot early at what was the biggest buck of the day, but it didn't score too Greg Barsigian
The bottom line is that Greg tipped over a giant whitetail of almost unspeakable size. This pig reminds me of the famous Milo Hanson Buck in almost every way. A picket fence typical with horns so damn thick he probably couldn't find enough measuring tape. Congratulations go out to Greg and his son for such an amazing feat. We'll have more to come later this week. Stay tuned to read the whole story.
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