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Bill Cantrall photographed this buck in Cook County near Westchester on Nov. 20 and earned Buck of the Week: Unplugged honors.

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BOTW: Unplugged is a celebration of the big bucks running around Chicago and the suburbs. It runs on the outdoors page of the Sunday Sun-Times and in an extended online version here, usually being posted on Saturday or Sunday.

BOTW: Unplugged started earlier this fall. A couple weeks ago, I thought it was about at end, but there are still good nominations coming in, including a photo of a rather well-known Chicago buck to come.

To make nominations for BOTW: Unplugged, e-mail outdoordb@sbcglobal.net.

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