Ron Shaulis shattered the typical archery state record this past season.
A new record deer has found its way into whitetail history in the Keystone State.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission shared the announcement live on their Facebook page.
Learn all the details from the video below:
The buck grossed 193 3/8 inches and netted a record 185 4/8 inches. The previous record typical whitetail was tagged in 2004 and scored 178 2/8 inches.
Pennsylvania has often caught a bad wrap for high hunter densities and a lack of QDMA practices, but it appears it's beginning to change. The state has been making a noticeable effort to manage the deer herd, and last year, it produced a new non-typical record that scored 228 6/8 inches. It's clear Pennsylvania whitetail hunting is on the upward trend.
Congratulations, Ron!
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