While we do have a population of mule deer, the ratio to whitetail is about 1/3, so hunters shouldn’t expect to only see mule deer. Because of this we really limit the number of mule deer hunters that we take per year. Hunters that purchase a mule deer hunt with us can fill their tag on a whitetail if they so choose to.

Our mule deer hunts are typically spot and stalk/ambush hunting but we also take advantage of ground blinds when needed. The early season can be tough for mule deer in our area because they are so spread out during the warmer months. We recommend October or the month of November for the most mule deer archery hunting. During the late season with a muzzleloader we hunt mule deer the same way as whitetail, typically on their transition areas.

We’re typically looking at mule deer ranging from 130″-150″. Our mule deer hunts are equivalent to some other outfitters “management” hunts. We see a lot of 3×3 and 3×4 bucks but have never had genetics to consistently see solid 4×4 bucks. This is not an easy hunt. Prepare to put the time and work in for an opportunity.

Because of the management we are trying to achieve, all mule deer hunts are guided. If you would like to bring your own meals, we can cut some cost.