Second Day Trophy Alberta Mule Deer

Well yesterday our Outfitter guided his hunter to a huge whitetail. Today it’s a big mule deer. Kenny Layman shot this big trophy Muley with a giant body, the buck gross scores 195 5/8 B&C. Just so you know, there are two whitetail hunts leftover with this outfitter… you’re running out of time fast though.
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Scoring Mule Deer

So you got a big mule deer buck and you want to know what he scores. Here are all the resources you will need. When you’re done, send us pics and your story.

Typical Mule Deer / Blacktail Deer Score Chart
Non-Typical Mule Deer / Blacktail Deer Score Chart

Here’s a good video by the Arizona [...]

A New Mule Deer Record for Oregon

Archer Chris Dunlap shatters the Oregon State Record Non-Typical Velvet buck according to the North West Book for Oregon Big Game Animals. The buck scores 221 2/8″ Pope and Young. The former Oregon record has stood since 1960.
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Muley Eater

Finally, I’ve notched a tag for myself this year.
On the third day of my November mule deer hunt, we were working our way to a glassing point when below us elk started to bark (alert) there was more barking below and to the right also. We sat down to see if we could glass up [...]

Mule Deer Drop Hunt

I would like to tell everyone about our wonderful experience with [Outfitter Partner]. As non residents from Virginia, we put in for the early season unit 39 controlled mule deer hunt. In the two previous years, we were DYI (DO-IT-YOURSELF) hunters in western Wyoming. We put in extensive internet research and talked with several of [...]

High Country Velvet Mule Deer

By: Larry Barnes
Published in the Oct. 2005 Hunting Report
[This Outfitter] operates in south central Idaho in the Sawtooth Wilderness and the Sawtooth National Forest, where [they have] exclusive guiding access and special-use permits from the US Forest Service. This is very remote, rugged country. [They] hunt 225 square miles of wilderness here at elevations [...]