MUZZLELOADER MULE DEER

Harvesting a Boone and Crockett mule deer is quite an accomplishment, and we consider muzzleloader hunting to be our best opportunity to hunt the trophy bucks.

In late September the bucks are in the velvet and traveling in bachelor herds. In order to protect their fragile antlers they tend to stay out of the thick brush, and trees, and move down into lower more open country. This makes them easier to locate, adds excitement to the hunt, and makes it an unforgettable experience.

Our guides have been in the field, in some of the same areas, since the beginning of September and in essence scouting for mule deer.

Knowing the bucks we want to harvest beforehand gives us a distinct advantage and has enabled us to harvest several Boone and Crockett mulies in the 180 to 200 class.

RIFLE MULE DEER

	If going after a trophy hard horned buck in the thick timber, and the search, is what thrills you, our October and November rifle hunts would be the ticket. Our private ranch rifle mule deer hunts provide opportunities to see and harvest trophy class bucks in the 150 to 200 plus category.
One of our private ranches has never been hunted for mule deer and has a high density of deer ranging in the 150's to 180's, while another's recent aerial survey reported fourteen B&C or bigger bucks. With several private ranches to hunt, whether you're looking for a respectable buck to hang on the wall, or a record scoring buck, we have a hunt that will suit your needs.

Archery Mule Deer and Coues Deer >>>>>>>>>>

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