Teenage hunter’s Bowie County whitetail ranks best in Texas, earns B&C recognition
Brewer’s dad, Rickey, captured numerous game camera images of the buck leading up
Reili Brewer of Avery, 14, with the remarkable 29 pointer she shot last October on Bowie County. Scoring 239 2/8 net, the 5 1/2-year old buck was accepted into the Boone and Crockett Club’s all-time record book. (Courtesy Photo, Rickey Brewer)
Brewer’s buck was recognized as the top free-ranging non-typical reported statewide to the Texas Big Game Awards program last season. (TBGA Graphic) COURTESY PHOTO / MATT WILLIAMS
Outdoors Writer
It’s official.
The enormous non-typical whitetail buck tagged last October in Bowie County by youth hunter Reili Brewer of Avery has been accepted for entry in the Boone and Crockett Club’s 32nd Big Game Awards book.
Based in Missoula, Montana, B&C is the most recognized records keeper of free ranging North American big game animals. Killing...
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