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Mule deer hunts
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Book late season mule deer hunt now for December 2012 Eastern Colorado offers some good late-season hunting opportunities for big mule deer. Because hunting pressure is limited by the state, may bucks reach maturity, including some whoppers. All hunters, resident or non-resident, must draw a tag, resulting in light hunting pressure on the herd. It's usually not hard to find bucks in the 160s and 170s, and the bigger bucks each year usually score in the 180s to 200s. Details. Hunt a quality Utah game unit on a landowner voucherOne of our long-time Utah outfitters has access to a landowner voucher in one of his favorite trophy mule deer units. He left at least half a dozen bucks between 180 and 200 B&C points on the mountain, last year. Details. |
First buck of the year on Utah ranch, openings remain
This buck was killed on a Utah property where you may hunt as early as Sept. 1 and as late as Oct. 31. The ranch is managed as Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit. Hunts vary in price according to the hunting dates and start at $5,000. The best time to hunt is in early September when the big bucks are in bachelor herds at higher elevations or the last week of October, when you're very likely to have snow on the ground. Almost every hunter has chances at bucks in the 150 to 200-plus class according to the Boone and Crockett Club's mesuring system. You'll receive a Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) voucher with this hunt so you do not have to draw a tag to take this hunt. Hunt MD4505ST |
Special early season rifle hunt on dry farm ranch in Utah 20,000-acre ranch to host two hunters this year Northern Utah CWMU ranch openings |
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