Hey everyone! Thanks for watching! We’re getting a lot of questions about whether or not these are replicas or the original mounts. There are only two replicas in this collection. The Jordan buck and the breen buck! The rest of these wonderful Whitetails in this collection are the original antlers.
Thank you so much for sharing your collection with us. Your knowledge and passion is inspirational. We all hope to harvest a whitetail worthy of your collection. God bless!
Dude this was awesome! Saw the replica of “the general” in Cabela’s here in Texas. Kieth is super well spoken and knowledgeable. Stories and thoughts were captivating.
If you're a whitetail enthusiast, I don't know if this episode can be topped. Incredible deer, storytelling, and collection. Keith, thank you for having the Exodus crew over to record!
I think he called every deer the best in the world and every single one was his favourite lol I'm not really a big deer guy, but this guys passion is very inspirational. Doesn't matter what your passionate about, as long as its yours.
Awesome on all levels. His knowledge and passion to collect these deer is amazing. It’s more than the kill it’s the ultimate sign of respect for these great deer!
Absolutely incredible display of whitetail I have ever seen in my entire life, Thank you exodus for taking us along with you, And I have to give a shout out to my son who is living a dream going into these unbelievable cribs and putting out this content for all of us to enjoy, thank you and I Love You!!
My wife bout killed me when I took two wall hangers to the taxidermist last year haha I had to start moving family pictures she ain't a happy camper hahah
@@jacobneill5711 I can only get one a year in ohio, I want to start hunting public in Michigan and Indiana so I can still get more bucks. Wife probably wouldnt be happy lol
I was after 3 different bucks last year I killed one of them being a 150 inch ten point my dad got one of the other ones going 174 inch as a 15 point but broke off 4 points out him at an 11 point and my naibors got the other one mid 170inch 12 pointing also from ohio bout 15 minutes from cedar point
@@jacobneill5711 that's awesome. I got a nice 9 point right at the beginning of November then I checked my trail camera yesterday and had an absolute giant non typical 11 standing in the same spot I killed my 9 point. I need to be more patient lol
I was lucky enough to see this collection in person...It was the most jaw dropping collection of whitetails I have ever been around. We're around big deer all the time, but Keith's collection is on a different level.
So are all those deer in his collection the actual racks or are they reproductions? I guess I’d have a hard time selling my trophy buck to someone to have in their collection...🤷🏼♂️
The look on your face holding that Ken Cartwright Buck was "This thing is Filthy Big". Good stuff. It had to be such a privilege to get to see the real deal sets from the deer we all grew up studying the stories and numbers on. Plus, the few that were replicas, were Klaus's own personal mounts! Too cool.
@@captaincripple7218 No, man! He noted the ones that were replicas, just like a straight shooter would. Those were the real deal. All except the Jordan Buck and The General.
cant wrap my head around this one ...overload for sure .. I could spend a month in this family room with my jaw on the ground. Thanks Exodus ...and thanks Mr. Snider...
Ok I’m not gonna be ashamed to say this but I’m jealous 🤘🏻 that’s the sickest collection of trophies that anyone will ever get to see !!! Absolutely incredible!!!
Nice, glad to see bob haneys buck. My dad mounted to original and we have a reproduction of it hanging in the game room. Between Bob Haney and Ron Osborne I got to hold some big Ohio bucks over the years.
Nice to see all those bucks with someone who takes care of them! It’s pretty cool to see Maine Being recognized by their big bucks. We still have some of those big ones but not many
Saying this is so impressive is such an understatement. The time the effort and not to mention the money involved in this collection is unreal. Top notch would LOVE to get a chance to see it in person.
I like deer and all, but my biggest take from this video is how amazing a person’s life can be when they have a passion that drives them. I wish I loved something as much as this guy loves his deer
I have no words, this collection is just incredible and the best episode ever, thanks again exodus crew for bringing us along to see these tremendous collections!!
All and all I appreciate that he keeps the memory alive by having these deer and not letting them collect dust in someone's house but I just feel weird having someone else's deer on ur wall but to each they're own
What an awesome episode! Going to have to watch this a 2nd time! Impressive that Keith knew all the stories and measurements of the deer off the top of his head. Wow!
I stumbled upon this video through a link via a Boone & Crockett article. Thanks for sharing your collection. It is mesmerizing. Again, thanks for your generosity in sharing these beautiful trophies.
Congratulations Keith,I am very proud of you,I sent your video to my grandson and my friends .they like it very much, and said one day they hope to get a very big deer and meet you. Thanks for sharing your video and your story behind all of the deer you done a great job.Thanks 🙏🦋✝️
This collection is absolutely amazing. Also thank you for talking about those replicas. Antlers by Klaus has a replica of the Bannister mule deer. Chuck and Herb Bannister were friends of my grandparents. in the 1940's Herb and Chuck harvested the buck in the sugar lake area. I am not sure how the mount ended up there but in the 1990's I dug the original Bannister mount out of my grandparents old shop in BC. It was covered in Squirrel crap and nut shells at the very back of some old shelving. Thankfully they never chewed the antlers. I hung the original in my grandparents garage on the wall 343 1/8. My cousin and her husband came for a visit one time and we got talking about deer and I told him you never seen a deer like the one in the garage. When he saw the Bannister buck he could not believe his eyeballs. Took a picture and sent it to some friends and funny thing Chuck wanted his buck back lol. I am so glad to find the replica at Antlers by Klaus because that brings back some memories that nobody would ever believe. Easily top 10 all time non-typical mule deer. Anyhow thank you so much for sharing your collection. None better.
That is awesome i loved every minute of this video the history and storytelling was great. Thanks for letting me see your collection and enjoying it. I am 54 years old and have been hunting for something like them all my life but now i know why i haven't seen one you have them all lol thanks again
Incredible video, collection & knowledge! I am equally impressed with bucks in this fantastic collection and the knowledge Keith has. No mistaking he’s the right person for these bucks to be with.
I just had Billy Crutchfield come hunt with me out here in KY. Hes as nice of a guy as you'll meet and as humble as you can be for killing a 270. Im grateful to have met him and its awesome you guys have a piece of MD in your home.
I really enjoyed this episode you can truly tell how passionate this gentleman is about deer and deer hunting by the sheer knowledge of these racks that he has!
crazy how much he knows about each and every animal, so impressive! reminds me a bit of the trophy room in a Cabela's near Grapevine, TX. Has tons of record holding mule and whitetail deer with a little plaque on each one (who shot it, how it scored, etc). Just an incredible video, so intriguing.
This guy is so knowledgeable about whitetails he could probably give people the numbers on my unknown deer lol !Seriously though awesome collection and thanks for sharing !
Great job Keith . The very best cribs yet really. So awesome you are a true man of whitetail, I loved your personal deer and your great collection so amazing..thank you welcome to cribs great job guys...
Amazing collection, glad someone has them so we can see and appreciate them, on the other hand, I hope I never get to the point of hunting antlers. I love hunting, for me a bow kill doe is as exciting to me as my biggest buck. I hope that doesn't go away.
As a born and raised Mainer, I was glad to see a couple Maine bucks make the collection. In my life I’ve seen two Maine bucks that easily would have made this collection. One was out of season and one was too far to shoot. I thought both were moose when I first saw them.
Iowa, Kansas, and Georgia, That's all I heard, Cameron, Chad, thank you for the episode, I have most of NAW memorized from about 1993 on, please get out of there, guys ! Everyone doesn't have to know what we know. 😎 What a truly impressive collection of authentic heads. Mr Huffman would be proud of you, Keith.
This man's got a ton of cash to just blow them on these racks. He paid $10K for the CJ Alexander buck only to find out later that it was poached. Not sure if he had to surrender it to the authorities or whether he got his money back or not. I guess collecting big racks is his passion, it makes him happy. Can't put a price tag on happiness.
Ohio has always been one of those hidden jems for deer hunting, especially up around carroll/ Jefferson county. That’s an amazing collection Keith! I wouldn’t mind stopping by to take a look sometime if you would be open for a couple visitors
Holy crap! Pretty cool he has a Maine buck, that is where I live way up north in aroostook county! You see some big ones every now and then but we don’t have the deer we used too because of the forest industry so many die during the winter. Kansas deer actually came from maine
Lived and hunted in Maine my whole life, makes me proud to see the third deer mentioned was taken in Maine. And a few others from Maine in his collection. We got some big boys up here, the potato deer is a legend too. Most don't get the big middle brow tines in Maine, I think thier called brow tines, the middle or first points on each side, right above the head like horns. Maine bucks just don't get big, everything else does for sure. Countless bucks over 200 , even pushing 300lbs every year.
I’d love to see this collection in person and speak with Keith, seems like a awesome guy. I’m also from Ohio but in the north east, not far from exodus headquarters.
Your comment about the scoring system as it relates to the Jerry Whitmeyer buck is right on. A symmetrical rack that can have a point removed from each side (and still be symmetrical) but is now "bigger" is an odd feature of the scoring system. I had a bow-killed 5x5 that just missed Pope and Young, but had the brow tines not been split on both sides, which would have reduced the buck to a 4x4 rather than a 5x5, it would have made the Pope and Young minimum. When my scorer finished scoring the rack and we saw how the split brown tines had dropped the score, he said, "Ya, it's a cruel scoring system."
I want to thank everyone from Exodus for what you have done to make these videos possible. Furthermore, I want to thank all of the guests who allow us to get a glimpse of their amazing houses and collections. The passion that goes into making these collections is truly second to none. Everyone of the guests has their own tastes in the creation and stories behind their collections and in a world that is fast becoming mundane to everything being the same and "woke" it is amazing to see and feel how every one of these collections truly are a part of their owners. I can honestly say that out of every episode I have watched, that this episode is my go to. The knowledge and stories behind each of these mounts and the way Keith is able to narrate each and every one proves to me just how special our tradition of hunting is. I would love to know if Keith's collection is available to public viewing as there isn't another collection I would want to see more and just to have a conversation with Keith would truly be special...
This is a awesome collection!! But you have blown me away with the measurements when I realize I've seen a buck with a spread of over 38 inches he stood up in front of me while I was spraying cotton that was planted on 38 inch middles
Incredible collection ... My father-in-law once held the Jordan Buck antlers in his hands.... If you are ever driving by Wall SD stop at the wall drug store and look at the whitetail collection.
I had the honors of holding the Amish buck that Jonathan Smucker harvested in Adams county Ohio. John happens to be one of the most humble humans I’ve ever met. He just happened to harvest that deers dad, a 120 class 6 pointer that was around 10 years old. The rack had the same giant frame just around 30 points less lol
Unbelieveable collection. Love the info behind each rack. Hope I don't sound nasty, but that monster East Coast buck at 13:03 of video isn't the biggest East Coast buck. Nova Scotia Alexander MacDonald buck is 273 inches net. I've watched this video a couple times, and I'll watch it a few more...it's that great.
Hey everyone! Thanks for watching! We’re getting a lot of questions about whether or not these are replicas or the original mounts. There are only two replicas in this collection. The Jordan buck and the breen buck! The rest of these wonderful Whitetails in this collection are the original antlers.
Thank you so much for sharing your collection with us. Your knowledge and passion is inspirational. We all hope to harvest a whitetail worthy of your collection. God bless!
Need to go to ted millers house off of the HTP youtube channel
Dude this was awesome! Saw the replica of “the general” in Cabela’s here in Texas. Kieth is super well spoken and knowledgeable. Stories and thoughts were captivating.
@@perfect7liberty huh!
He bbbbb
i'm unsure whether im more impressed by his memory or the deer!
Exactly🤣
Tremendous tremendous memory. Ha Awesome episode!! 🔥
The Who’s Who who knows about Who’s deer!!! 😳🤓🧐
For Real
True
If you're a whitetail enthusiast, I don't know if this episode can be topped. Incredible deer, storytelling, and collection. Keith, thank you for having the Exodus crew over to record!
@Jeffro Lans These are actually almost all originals.
lol...he didnt even shoot these... got money you can buy anything.
@@gwp1ohio I thought the same thing
💯 agree. This was an epic episode!!
@@gwp1ohio who claimed he shot them? These are the most popular and biggest racks ever of course he bought them. He is a collector
They should have a whitetail museum, and this guy should be the host.
Ha! I came back to watch this again, my
Favorite is the Maine Buck. Cool story.
Someone needs to test this guys IQ, memorizing all those measurements is wild.
Still absolutely mind blown. The history lesson in itself was something I’ll never forget. Thanks for the tour Keith!
One of if not the most impressive whitetail collections ever!!
I think he called every deer the best in the world and every single one was his favourite lol
I'm not really a big deer guy, but this guys passion is very inspirational. Doesn't matter what your passionate about, as long as its yours.
Awesome on all levels. His knowledge and passion to collect these deer is amazing. It’s more than the kill it’s the ultimate sign of respect for these great deer!
My grandpa is the guy that beat out that deer for the state record in arkansas. He killed a 203 typical 12 point
Absolutely incredible display of whitetail I have ever seen in my entire life, Thank you exodus for taking us along with you, And I have to give a shout out to my son who is living a dream going into these unbelievable cribs and putting out this content for all of us to enjoy, thank you and I Love You!!
Next time my wife complains about too many heads on the wall I'm putting this video on the television on repeat.
My wife bout killed me when I took two wall hangers to the taxidermist last year haha I had to start moving family pictures she ain't a happy camper hahah
@@jacobneill5711 I can only get one a year in ohio, I want to start hunting public in Michigan and Indiana so I can still get more bucks. Wife probably wouldnt be happy lol
I was after 3 different bucks last year I killed one of them being a 150 inch ten point my dad got one of the other ones going 174 inch as a 15 point but broke off 4 points out him at an 11 point and my naibors got the other one mid 170inch 12 pointing also from ohio bout 15 minutes from cedar point
@@jacobneill5711 that's awesome. I got a nice 9 point right at the beginning of November then I checked my trail camera yesterday and had an absolute giant non typical 11 standing in the same spot I killed my 9 point. I need to be more patient lol
Just leave her. Find one that doesn't complain..........................Oh wait. LOL
This is the greatest thing i've ever seen. I could listen to this guy all day.
I was lucky enough to see this collection in person...It was the most jaw dropping collection of whitetails I have ever been around. We're around big deer all the time, but Keith's collection is on a different level.
So are all those deer in his collection the actual racks or are they reproductions? I guess I’d have a hard time selling my trophy buck to someone to have in their collection...🤷🏼♂️
The look on your face holding that Ken Cartwright Buck was "This thing is Filthy Big". Good stuff. It had to be such a privilege to get to see the real deal sets from the deer we all grew up studying the stories and numbers on. Plus, the few that were replicas, were Klaus's own personal mounts! Too cool.
@@captaincripple7218 No, man! He noted the ones that were replicas, just like a straight shooter would. Those were the real deal. All except the Jordan Buck and The General.
@@Joe-fc8ne ahh I missed that thanks for the reply! If your a hunter good luck rigid season.
@@captaincripple7218 I am, you as well. Stay safe, have fun, and Good Luck!
So glad to see Keith able to get his inspiration and knowledge out there. Blessed to call this guy family!
cant wrap my head around this one ...overload for sure .. I could spend a month in this family room with my jaw on the ground. Thanks Exodus ...and thanks Mr. Snider...
THIS GUY HAS THE BEST COLLECTION!!!!!!!
Ok I’m not gonna be ashamed to say this but I’m jealous 🤘🏻 that’s the sickest collection of trophies that anyone will ever get to see !!! Absolutely incredible!!!
Nice, glad to see bob haneys buck. My dad mounted to original and we have a reproduction of it hanging in the game room. Between Bob Haney and Ron Osborne I got to hold some big Ohio bucks over the years.
Nice to see all those bucks with someone who takes care of them! It’s pretty cool to see Maine Being recognized by their big bucks. We still have some of those big ones but not many
Saying this is so impressive is such an understatement. The time the effort and not to mention the money involved in this collection is unreal. Top notch would LOVE to get a chance to see it in person.
I like deer and all, but my biggest take from this video is how amazing a person’s life can be when they have a passion that drives them. I wish I loved something as much as this guy loves his deer
So the secret to giant deer is seaweed? Noted
Next thing you know we're going to see a seaweed mineral/attractant! lol
No just having enough money to buy the mount
This is about to be a banger love this series
My favorite is the one killed in Vinton co. That rubbed his main beams flat so it could actually eat😂😂
Never seen it but would like too
I’m wondering what part of the county it was in, Ive seen some studs out here
He knows his collection to well he's a deer historian!
I have no words, this collection is just incredible and the best episode ever, thanks again exodus crew for bringing us along to see these tremendous collections!!
All and all I appreciate that he keeps the memory alive by having these deer and not letting them collect dust in someone's house but I just feel weird having someone else's deer on ur wall but to each they're own
He could possibly be the first Deer History professor!! 🧐incredible knowledge of killed monster bucks!!🤓
What an awesome episode! Going to have to watch this a 2nd time! Impressive that Keith knew all the stories and measurements of the deer off the top of his head. Wow!
Not even a competition. Best episode, incredible curator
The respect this guy has for not only the Animals but for the people who harvested these Deer,was absolutely awesome to listen too....
Unbelievable collection. So impressive how much knowledge you have remembering the "stats" on each rack. Thank you for sharing!
I stumbled upon this video through a link via a Boone & Crockett article. Thanks for sharing your collection. It is mesmerizing. Again, thanks for your generosity in sharing these beautiful trophies.
Congratulations Keith,I am very proud of you,I sent your video to my grandson and my friends .they like it very much, and said one day they hope to get a very big deer and meet you. Thanks for sharing your video and your story behind all of the deer you done a great job.Thanks 🙏🦋✝️
This collection is absolutely amazing. Also thank you for talking about those replicas. Antlers by Klaus has a replica of the Bannister mule deer. Chuck and Herb Bannister were friends of my grandparents. in the 1940's Herb and Chuck harvested the buck in the sugar lake area. I am not sure how the mount ended up there but in the 1990's I dug the original Bannister mount out of my grandparents old shop in BC. It was covered in Squirrel crap and nut shells at the very back of some old shelving. Thankfully they never chewed the antlers. I hung the original in my grandparents garage on the wall 343 1/8. My cousin and her husband came for a visit one time and we got talking about deer and I told him you never seen a deer like the one in the garage. When he saw the Bannister buck he could not believe his eyeballs. Took a picture and sent it to some friends and funny thing Chuck wanted his buck back lol. I am so glad to find the replica at Antlers by Klaus because that brings back some memories that nobody would ever believe. Easily top 10 all time non-typical mule deer.
Anyhow thank you so much for sharing your collection. None better.
Haven't seen Keith for a while but it's about time u showed his trophy bucks collection. Great job
I still watch this from time to time,it's like a really good movie you could watch a 100 times. Love it absolutely love it bravo👏👏👏👏
That is awesome i loved every minute of this video the history and storytelling was great. Thanks for letting me see your collection and enjoying it. I am 54 years old and have been hunting for something like them all my life but now i know why i haven't seen one you have them all lol thanks again
Incredible video, collection & knowledge! I am equally impressed with bucks in this fantastic collection and the knowledge Keith has. No mistaking he’s the right person for these bucks to be with.
Man this is my cup of tea i recognize several of those deer. The Illinois road kill is unmistakable.
I just had Billy Crutchfield come hunt with me out here in KY. Hes as nice of a guy as you'll meet and as humble as you can be for killing a 270. Im grateful to have met him and its awesome you guys have a piece of MD in your home.
I really enjoyed this episode you can truly tell how passionate this gentleman is about deer and deer hunting by the sheer knowledge of these racks that he has!
Your dedication to detail and knowledge is top notch.. congrats on a absolutely wonderful collection
All I can say is thank you Keith.
Next have him go over his gun collection. Might take him a few days
I was thinking the same thing lol XD
🤣
Chad did some pushups before they cut to him showing off those antlers. Awesome episode guys.
As an avid whitetail hunter this is my equivalent of “Valhalla”! Thank you for sharing This with us!
crazy how much he knows about each and every animal, so impressive! reminds me a bit of the trophy room in a Cabela's near Grapevine, TX. Has tons of record holding mule and whitetail deer with a little plaque on each one (who shot it, how it scored, etc). Just an incredible video, so intriguing.
Amazing stories, deer, and scores. Crazy to think that buck made his beams flat on just sure will power to eat, incredible.
Unreal! Very impressive collection of world class whitetails!
Gotta love this guys passion for these racks. I’ve sent this video to everyone I know
And I’ve never seen anyone that knows more about dear than you sir your knowledge is like no other you speak very well and very informative
That Arkansas buck is absolutely nuts. I'm from Arkansas and that buck makes me wish we had more like that.
Your knowledge of the history of every single buck is very impressive.
What a beautiful trophy room. Tons of success in each trophy. Thank you for sharing all of the stories on each trophy.
This guy is so knowledgeable about whitetails he could probably give people the numbers on my unknown deer lol !Seriously though awesome collection and thanks for sharing !
Great job Keith . The very best cribs yet really. So awesome you are a true man of whitetail, I loved your personal deer and your great collection so amazing..thank you welcome to cribs great job guys...
WOWWWWW
Amazing video..Pure Whitetail Greatness!!!
Amazing collection, glad someone has them so we can see and appreciate them, on the other hand, I hope I never get to the point of hunting antlers. I love hunting, for me a bow kill doe is as exciting to me as my biggest buck. I hope that doesn't go away.
Was waiting for the Jordan buck, grew up less than a mile away from his cabin near Hinckley MN. Legendary! 🙏🏼
As a born and raised Mainer, I was glad to see a couple Maine bucks make the collection. In my life I’ve seen two Maine bucks that easily would have made this collection. One was out of season and one was too far to shoot. I thought both were moose when I first saw them.
Iowa, Kansas, and Georgia, That's all I heard, Cameron, Chad, thank you for the episode, I have most of NAW memorized from about 1993 on, please get out of there, guys ! Everyone doesn't have to know what we know. 😎 What a truly impressive collection of authentic heads. Mr Huffman would be proud of you, Keith.
Maine was the third deer he mentioned, makes me proud as a mainah, we got some big boys up here if willing to put in the time and effort.
I can’t imagine selling a monster I shot to someone.
I know right
Shiiii, several hundred thousand reasons + a replica
@@SouthernDrinkSlinger you got that right.
I'm just not impressed that these aren't the deer he personally shot Anyone can buy something
@@ranch5223 I kinda feel the same way, but some of these took years to acquire
My guy is like the Whitetail Rainman. I'm excited for this MN archery season
I couldn’t imagine selling a once in a lifetime deer however this man sure gives them a good home
Big thanks to you guys for showing us this collection it’s truly awesome This guys memory is as amazing as the giant racks Thanks again & God Bless
This man's got a ton of cash to just blow them on these racks. He paid $10K for the CJ Alexander buck only to find out later that it was poached. Not sure if he had to surrender it to the authorities or whether he got his money back or not.
I guess collecting big racks is his passion, it makes him happy. Can't put a price tag on happiness.
Ohio has always been one of those hidden jems for deer hunting, especially up around carroll/ Jefferson county. That’s an amazing collection Keith! I wouldn’t mind stopping by to take a look sometime if you would be open for a couple visitors
Best episode so far! Great collection of bucks that has my mouth watering!!!
Keith Snyder :skull mounting a 200 + inch buck
Me: shoulder mounting a 110 inch buck
Holy crap! Pretty cool he has a Maine buck, that is where I live way up north in aroostook county! You see some big ones every now and then but we don’t have the deer we used too because of the forest industry so many die during the winter. Kansas deer actually came from maine
This guy and his collection is amazing! His memory is bad ass!
Lived and hunted in Maine my whole life, makes me proud to see the third deer mentioned was taken in Maine. And a few others from Maine in his collection. We got some big boys up here, the potato deer is a legend too. Most don't get the big middle brow tines in Maine, I think thier called brow tines, the middle or first points on each side, right above the head like horns. Maine bucks just don't get big, everything else does for sure. Countless bucks over 200 , even pushing 300lbs every year.
Thankyou for showing off such an awesome collection!
Outstanding sir…I’ll remain happy with my $2900 worth of mounts for now. Thank you for sharing
This guy deserves his own channel so much knowledge dropped in this vid. 🙌🏼💯
Thank you for showing your collection. Awesome! More
Glad to see another who truly appreciates the beauty of each deer
I’d love to see this collection in person and speak with Keith, seems like a awesome guy. I’m also from Ohio but in the north east, not far from exodus headquarters.
Your comment about the scoring system as it relates to the Jerry Whitmeyer buck is right on. A symmetrical rack that can have a point removed from each side (and still be symmetrical) but is now "bigger" is an odd feature of the scoring system. I had a bow-killed 5x5 that just missed Pope and Young, but had the brow tines not been split on both sides, which would have reduced the buck to a 4x4 rather than a 5x5, it would have made the Pope and Young minimum. When my scorer finished scoring the rack and we saw how the split brown tines had dropped the score, he said, "Ya, it's a cruel scoring system."
Wow is all I can say, absolutely amazing !
I want to thank everyone from Exodus for what you have done to make these videos possible. Furthermore, I want to thank all of the guests who allow us to get a glimpse of their amazing houses and collections. The passion that goes into making these collections is truly second to none. Everyone of the guests has their own tastes in the creation and stories behind their collections and in a world that is fast becoming mundane to everything being the same and "woke" it is amazing to see and feel how every one of these collections truly are a part of their owners. I can honestly say that out of every episode I have watched, that this episode is my go to. The knowledge and stories behind each of these mounts and the way Keith is able to narrate each and every one proves to me just how special our tradition of hunting is. I would love to know if Keith's collection is available to public viewing as there isn't another collection I would want to see more and just to have a conversation with Keith would truly be special...
Well said. Good on you sir. Cheers
Just incredible collection of Whitetail Bucks no wonder we go every chance we get
Love every one of these videos you guys put out!!
Beautiful collection. And the ultimate man cave. Thanks for sharing.
How can every deer be his most favorite only can be one most favorite but awesome collection beautiful deer!!!!
awesome collection.....your the boss of whitetail cribs....
Absolutely breathtaking. Amazing collection. The stories are worth the video.
Awesome collection! Illinois road kill has always been one of my favorites!!
The history is incredible . Fantastic.
Thank you Exodus trail cams for doing this, this was awesome.
Phenomenal video and tour! Thanks Keith and Exodus
Wow what an impressive collection!!! Great job explaining in detail!!!
This is a awesome collection!! But you have blown me away with the measurements when I realize I've seen a buck with a spread of over 38 inches he stood up in front of me while I was spraying cotton that was planted on 38 inch middles
I almost don't want to hunt for a big buck after this video... but then again makes me want to hunt for a big buck. Great content, wow
Incredible collection ... My father-in-law once held the Jordan Buck antlers in his hands.... If you are ever driving by Wall SD stop at the wall drug store and look at the whitetail collection.
That's love when u can rattle of info like that. Good stuff. Those mounts are in a good place
I had the honors of holding the Amish buck that Jonathan Smucker harvested in Adams county Ohio. John happens to be one of the most humble humans I’ve ever met. He just happened to harvest that deers dad, a 120 class 6 pointer that was around 10 years old. The rack had the same giant frame just around 30 points less lol
Wow incredible and insane collection man you have a dreamers man cave! Thanks for sharing
Unbelieveable collection. Love the info behind each rack. Hope I don't sound nasty, but that monster East Coast buck at 13:03 of video isn't the biggest East Coast buck. Nova Scotia Alexander MacDonald buck is 273 inches net. I've watched this video a couple times, and I'll watch it a few more...it's that great.