This is truly one of the BEST podcasts I have ever heard. Mr. Boucher is a wealth of knowledge and a great storyteller. So much of this I have never heard before, all the behind the scenes stories. I wish I had found this before these hunting events happened this year. Thank you to both of you for putting this together. I would love to see a podcast with Mr. Hansen, King and Huff together! I'll stay tuned.

Ron is one heck of a guy and spot on period 👍👍 Lanny Benoit and I hunted to together back in 2005 and 2006 in Vermont muzzy hunt!! I feel Blessed that I had the opportunity to hunt together with Lanny 🇺🇸🗽🗽🦌 God bless all true American patriot hunters 🙏 The Vermonter and Legal American! Bert Saldi

This is a Very Good Video ,and this ,man sound's like a very Honest Man ,if the King Buck's is the record then Sorry Milo your ad a Good Run ,now Pass The Torch ,that's it Plain and simple ,,,,Thank you Ron .

Nothing boring about this video! I was glued to it and I was headed to bed when it came up but I watched it til the end! Great stuff.

You can get those 3 guys together, but it still wont mean much to me unless Mitch and his buck is there.

Best podcast yet

Them two on the wall. Are the greatest deers I had the pleasure to see. God bless

Another great podcast 👍it would of been interesting on Ron's thought about mitch rompola bucks.

@killintime8431

10 ай бұрын

Yes I would love to hear he’s opinion on he rompola buck

@chadbinette3201

7 ай бұрын

Well they're talking about real deer with real racks

@JimBowSlice

6 ай бұрын

Ya know at this point with the rompola buck things like the kyruss buck and king buck make me thing it's legit. I just d k tho.

@IamN0-1

6 ай бұрын

Im no Peter Columbo But more and more I watch this interview I can almost put money on the fact that the only way bocher would do this interview is if mitch rompola was NOT mentioned Yeah- Hanson and his B&C croanies screwjobbed rompola

Great interview!

So many great stories in this one nice work as always man!!!!

This fine gentlemen reminds me of all my uncles who served in Nam, ages 70-80 , man they so gracious when they talk, great chat

I was lucky enough to stop by and visit Larry at his house back in 2004 . We sat and talked for an hour,

Excellent episode 👏👏 any luck at bringing these guys together ( update) Thanks

Really enjoyed this!

Pat great job!!! Great stories and I applaud you for trying to bring all the super hunters together in the future. If you need a facilitator, let me know. My area of expertise for many years. 🦌🦌

I have watched buck tracking on KZread, I enjoy it. But the thing is you have to first live in an area that has snow during deer season. Next you have to have access to lots of land. Also you have to be in a place where there are big bucks...to kill a "big" buck. I might have the knack for tracking and maybe I could be the best ever, but you won't catch a king mackerel in New Hampshire and I won't find the land that holds big bucks, the genetics to have them, the snow during deer season to do it here in NC.

Keith Snyder who he mentioned is a a antler collector, you guys from the north east would love to see the couple deer he has from Maine. Check it out whitetail cribs Keith Snyder.

What a really great podcast! I enjoyed learning the particulars of Milo's hunt. Ron is a VERY likable guy, who really knows his stuff! I have an original 1974, signed by Larry, copy of How To Bag The Biggest Buck Of Your Life. Not that I want to sell it, but does anybody have any idea what this book might be worth? I've been told it's a high dollar book.

His little dog loves his daddy ❤

You need to get a hold of Steve Tucker, Who has his own Record non Typical, 333 an 7/8ths

That dogs got it so easy lol

Johnny King got screwed. Damn shame.

@kerrynixon3968

5 ай бұрын

Amen

@Buckeyebeliever66

5 ай бұрын

I agree Johnny King got the shaft, there’s politics in the deer industry

@jhuntley575

5 ай бұрын

Common base point no good

The guys that hunted the huff buck only got the buck on cam during late season. There were 37 different pieces of private property between where they would have him every year on cam.

@jhuntley575

5 ай бұрын

That's interesting

Yea, Mitch Rompola shot the Biggest Whitetail in the world.

@jhuntley575

5 ай бұрын

Was that the doe with antlers glued on?

@tbauer2521

5 ай бұрын

There is so much sketch about that I dismiss it. Mitch is the only one that knows the truth. If it's legit, congratulations to him. He's done nothing to quell the controversy, so either it isn't legit ( of the handful of very wide Michigan bucks, Mitch has several of them...) or if it is legit he's content to enjoy it by himself.

@bobo44donemilking51

5 ай бұрын

​@@jhuntley575lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@philipentwistle1223

4 ай бұрын

​@jhuntley575 The men who scored it said it was real and there were estimated 20+ people came to his house to view it.

@georginarobinson2741

4 ай бұрын

Fabricated buck

King Buck rules the world!

Shows how crooked anything can be. They have authority, and they use it to discredit anyone.

The Johnny King buck is more impressive, than Milo buck because of the mass.

is that the Hansen and huff buck behing you?

@gordonneverdies

4 ай бұрын

Hanson and King Buck.

What's he holding?

@gordonneverdies

4 ай бұрын

It's a little dog

Just looking at the two heads, I know it doesn't matter in scoring but to me the King buck would whoop the Milo buck if they met in the woods . The Milo buck would be running in retreat with broken tines. Both incredible animals but the Milo buck for the size of the rack has no girth. If I remember correctly one of these bucks I think the King buck was in a lawsuit about calling it "world record" without it being, maybe it was rampola but think it was the King buck. Either way politics in deer scoring, c'mon .

@user-zg4ne5pq2g

7 ай бұрын

Never heard that about the King buck, but the Rompola buck was definitely involved in a prove it lawsuit.

@chadbinette3201

7 ай бұрын

@@user-zg4ne5pq2g yes I believe the owner of the King buck is who was sueing rampola because rampola was advertising it as "the world record" without having it officially scored, he was even offered a good chunk of money to have it x-rayed and proven but wouldn't, which to me proves it right there. If It was real have it x-rayed, take the money, have the record and disappear but instead he refused and just disappeared so? Besides rampola buck.didnt even look natural

@JimBowSlice

6 ай бұрын

@@user-zg4ne5pq2g a guy in michigan bought the rights to display the world record from milo hansen. The guy from michigan is Craig Calderone he went after mitch and king. Never really had anything to do with milo because he had sold the rights

@user-fy2in5wd9y

5 ай бұрын

It is sad that the way these bucks are scored creates this drama. Both the King and Hanson bucks are magnificent animals and should be recognized and celebrated, but of course as humans money and ego get in the way. If I was lucky enough to take a buck anywhere near these two, my satisfaction would be to see it on my wall and just marvel at it. And of course tell the story over a few brews.

@bobo44donemilking51

5 ай бұрын

​@@chadbinette3201no it was Milo and his attorney

ROMPOLA was smart enough to stay out of the booner

Trophy deer today are corrupt,money have turned deer into a cow.

Hero worshiping is for losers..take that Mr slick head....

Love this guy. Best interview ever.

I would think if you are going to remove a person's deer from the number one spot the one you are replacing it with need to be without any question the number one deer. the person in the number one spot needs that respect shown to them. the King buck looks like the g3 is growing out of the g2 and the main beam and to me it is in question. it should be very hard to get a buck into the BC records and very hard to take the number one spot. Ron owes Milo and apology.

This was the most painful thing I’ve ever done is to watch this… I’m sorry but I had to brake it up to 15 sessions

@HuntSuburbia

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! What did you find painful about it?

@highonbusa6520

10 ай бұрын

@@HuntSuburbiathe whole 2:33.28 of the interview

@BigwoodzOG

9 ай бұрын

Ron’s 75 and has a lifetime of stories he obviously likes telling. You can always fast forward. It reminds me of listening to my grandpa tell stories. Interview was redirected respectfully when needed. Good job.

@johnfaulkner4067

6 ай бұрын

I suppose you simply can't please all of the people all of the time. Mr. @highonbusa6520 must simply not appreciate all that was discussed here, and that's ok. I wouldn't appreciate a podcast with Babe Ruth, Pete Rose and Barry Bonds. Just doesn't interest me. Different strokes for different folks. But I do not feel that should in any way degrade this excellent podcast for what it is, a great presentation of history and stories form someone in a unique position about the stories of some of the biggest whitetails ever to exist. I do wonder, if it was so painful, why did you complete all 15 sessions. I would have switched the baseball podcast off after the first minute and not return to it.