desert muleys

[saffordhunter]

where would you look for desert muleys down low in the rolling hills in the pre rut.

 

[legacy]

I'd look down low in the rolling hills.

 

[zboys]

Don't forget to look for does????

 

[D13er]

How long is a rope ???



great post/pic, thanks for sharing

JB

 

[saffordhunter]

would it be a good idea to walk rhe hills. i found a big track by a little water trouph that come of the hills but never seen the deer yet. dont have no trail cam yet.

 

[isayNUNYA]

A big track by a little water trough is better than a little track by a big water trough. Yes, check for does.





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[OldJake]

LAST EDITED ON Dec-16-08 AT 10:41PM (MST)[p]isayNUNYA, You lost me on that one. What does the size of the water trough have to do with it? All I can say is that if the trough was half empty, a bigger buck could still drink out of it. So, I'd stick with the big trough!

 

[BreederBuck]

Big trough = big buck, the math works............

 

[hogliver]

The question you need to answer is whether the trough is half empty or half full.

 

[legacy]

If 50% of the group is aware of facetiousness, what percentage of the group does not know the definition of facetiousness?

 

[tooele]

If you are talking about desert muleys in arizona, they only exist down low in the rolling hills, so I guess that is where you have to look. Go high and you will see little deer that look like a cross between a greyhound and a whitetail deer and someone had the audacity to name them coues.
T

 

[saffordhunter]

ive seen desert muleys up high and i have seen coues down low.

 

[cohntr6]

Have you looked in the Black hills? I see does frequently on the way to work.
I live in Safford too.
Are you bowhunting?
Jeff

 

[saffordhunter]

yes im bowhunting. i went to the black hills today and i only saw one doe

 

[Cam@strawberry]

So, if i'm walking in the rolling hills, with a big watering trough thats full of water in the rolling hills, with a big track by the big full watering trough in the rolling hills, i should find a big deer by the big watering trough thats full in the rolling hills im walking thru, is that correct??

Wildlife population control specialist

 

[saffordhunter]

>not at all but you figure he should be somewhere in the area
safford hunter

 

[BuckSnort]

How much wood can a woodchuck chuck?

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[NeverStopHuntin]

If a large buck leaving small tracks is walking through the woods, past a small half full tank in the rolling hills with no does and he breaks a twig does it make a sound?

 

[Wiszard]

I like to eat crispy tater-tots with lots of ketchup.

Steve

 

[Cam@strawberry]

CANNNNDDDDDYYYYY BAAAARRRRRSSSSSSS these snozz berries taste like snozz berries!

Wildlife population control specialist

 

[2buckridge]

Lol, you found my dream job Berry!