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Massachusetts State Big Game Records
When they landed at Plymouth Rock, the Pilgrims had no clue how good the hunting was going to be
Legend has it that if a deer and a bear were able to mate, you would have a beer. Okay, so that’s not entirely true, but if you are a hunter in Massachusetts, you are able to hunt both whitetail deer and black bears. Then you can have a beer. With nearly seven million people in the most populous state in New England, Massachusetts has some surprisingly decent whitetail deer and black bear entries. In fact, the state record non-typical was killed in 2018 (218-5/8) and more recently, the number four black bear was entered in 2020.
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