Bryce Towsley has an affinity for deer hunting and operates The Outside Connection, Inc. in East Clarendon, Vermont, as a hunting consultant and booking agent for a variety of North American game species. Bryce is author of Big Bucks the Benoit Way, published by Krause Publications in 1998.
Big Bucks the Benoit Way exhilarated readers with numerous true-to-life accounts of legendary hunting expert Larry Benoit. This highly anticipated follow-up volume details the “second generation” of the Benoit family, brothers Shane, Lenny, and Lane, established trophy deer hunters who are every bit as capable as their legendary father.
Adventure stories recount the excitement of the chase, sharing the secret strategies that led to success (or sometimes failure)and most importantly, what was learned from those hunting experiences. Detailed accounts tie humor with solid teaching on the fundamentals of whitetail hunting. Readers will find a generous dose of humor and inside stories from the deer camps of New England’s first family of hunting.
* Considered the next best thing to having an expert take you hunting * Humor ties together with solid teaching on the fundamentals of whitetail hunting * Learn the secrets of the Benoits’ hunting success with narratives, techniques, and photographs
Benoit Bucks: Whitetail Tactics for a New Generation
How to Bag the Biggest Buck of Your Life
“Larry Benoit is possibly the best whitetail deer hunter in America…”
–Sports Afield
— Review
“Larry Benoit is possibly the best whitetail deer hunter in America”
–Sports Afield
With a new introduction by Lamar Underwood, former editor of Sports Afield.
“This is a simple, plain-talking, commonsense, and no-nonsense book on hunting the Whitetail,” begins HOW TO BAG THE BIGGEST BUCK OF YOUR LIFE. It’s the book that started instructional hunting literature as we know it, and it’s in print again.
Larry Benoit had spent decades tracking and taking deer in the mountains of northern Vermont before he set down the first word about hunting, and the result was an instant classic. He is a tracker in the old sense of the word, a smart hunter who works hard for his trophies. He doesn’t sit on stumps, waiting for a deer to wander by, and he doesn’t cruise back roads in a car: He hunts. In HOW TO BAG THE BIGGEST BUCK OF YOUR LIFE, he shows how. Chapters include getting fit for the chase, learning to read tracks, advice on clothing and equipment, how to handle a rifle, and how to field dress and butcher your buck. Interspersed are anecdotes from his long career, including the saga of a 13-day pursuit of a savvy, 230-pound buck with 25-inch antlers.
It’s a book for the hunter just learning to love the woods, and it’s a book for the old hand who wants to spend some time with one of the most experienced hunters ever to walk the northern forests. It’s one of the gems of hunting literature.

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