This year's hitlist

marley · Apr 13, 2016

LAST EDITED ON Apr-13-16 AT 10:53AM (MST)[p]How many of you keep tabs on deer year after year? These 3 bucks plus one more I never got a picture of all survived last year. I took out my number 2 buck last year so numbers 1,3,4, and 5 are still out there.

Number 1: I'm guessing 205" typical
http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos3/705image.jpeg

Number 2: I wasn't able to get a pic of but guessing 200" typical.

Number 3: I'm guessing 198" with a split main beam and two inlines you can't see here.
http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos3/9832image.jpeg

Number 4: I'm guessing 184" with an absolute tank of a body.
http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos3/3819image.jpeg

Founder · Apr 13, 2016

Those are big ones marley. Hope you get one this year. Here's three I'd like to see again this year. Not sure if they survived last year or not.

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Deerlove · Apr 13, 2016

Brian did the big nontypical on the Wasatch front get killed? The 10x

Founder · Apr 13, 2016

He did.

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Deerlove · Apr 13, 2016

LAST EDITED ON Apr-13-16 AT 01:15PM (MST)[p]I'd love to see some pics, hard horned?

Robiland · Apr 13, 2016

>Those are big ones marley. Hope
>you get one this year.
>Here's three I'd like to
>see again this year. Not
>sure if they survived last
>year or not.
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>Brian Latturner
>MonsterMuleys.com
>LIKE MonsterMuleys.com on Facebook!

Brian, I guess you are heading back to "YOUR SPOT" this year? Good luck, I hope you get him. I wish Jason could go and get redemption too. I would love to return and hunt that spot some day. Way fun area.

lostinOregon · Apr 13, 2016

I do have a hit list and try to let some of them grow up. Problem is some of them disappear and never to be found again. Guessing some of them end up getting killed. I have some young up and comers located but they are a few years away. It's fun to have sheds and photos of bucks before they end up on the wall.

Rich

midwesthunter · Apr 13, 2016

Those are some great bucks for sure.

marley · Apr 14, 2016

Here's #2 from last year. My #1 took off right at light due to the group of five hunters walking right into him. They never saw him so I grabbed my gear and ran up the mountain to see if I could catch him running up the other side. On my way up I saw my #2 step out of the trees at 650 yards. As bad as I wanted to continue after #1, I just couldn't pass up this opportunity. One shot right through the heart.

http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos3/9687image.jpeg

Deer1975 · Apr 14, 2016

Impressive #2. Great buck. I would definitely pull the trigger on something like that. Would be hard to pass. You made good choice on putting the hammer down on him. Congrats

Brambles · Apr 17, 2016

#2 eh....heck of a consolation prize....congrats

257Tony · Apr 17, 2016

My top 5 from last year are all dead, numbers 6-7 are still young bucks that should be bigger this year. Hoping to find a new stud this summer!

ridgetops · Apr 17, 2016

257Tony,
that seems to be the story of my life too.

There's always next year

Longun · Apr 17, 2016

the last 5 years...my hitlist has to be renewed every following hunt season..

slcmuley · Apr 20, 2016

I am scouting and hunting an entirely new area this coming season. It's pretty close to my new house and consists of mainly foot access. I hope to be able to pattern some decent animals this year. In seasons past I have noticed that it usually takes 2-3 seasons before I really start to learn the area.
Hopefully having more experience under my belt will turn up some better bucks sooner than later.

You guys have some awesome hitlists and proves that you're putting in the time on the same areas year after year. You deserve to drop a whopper when you invest time like that. Good luck!