The buck sports excellent extra points. (Photo courtesy of Issac Frazier)
July 07, 2026
By Josh Honeycutt
Even in the fairytale land of Kansas, a 5 ½-year-old buck with 186-inches of antler isn’t easy to come by. It takes time, effort, and the right set of circumstance to grow one, let alone find and kill it.Isaac Frazier accomplished all that, though. He first noticed the deer as a 2 ½-year-old, as it already had unique brow tines that carried over to each new set of antlers earning him the name, "Long Brow".
“I had five encounters with him in 2024 and passed him when he was in the mid-160 range,” Frazier said.
The 2025 season arrived, and with it, the big fellow returned.
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