Framed Beatty Buck

MIKE BEATTY AND THE BEATTY BUCK by Michael Sieve. Fourth in "The Glory Days" series. "On November 8, 2000, Mike Beatty of Xenia, Ohio, shot the biggest whitetail deer ever taken by a hunter. On that day, Mike was bowhunting in a row of trees along a brushy fenceline in central Ohio. The fenceline connected two tracts of woods about a half of mile apart and was otherwise surrounded by mostly open farmland. It didn't exactly look like the kind of place where you would expect to find a world record buck, but looks can be deceiving." Limited edition of 6,327 signed and numbered prints from the original oil painting. Image Size 16 1/2 x 26. Framed size, 27-1/4" x 36" with 2" medium oak-finished moulding. Double matting with dark brown outer mat and brass nameplate. Certificate of Authenticity.