Hi everyone, I was looking at going on a mule deer hunt in Wyoming this fall. It would be my first trip out west so I'm not sure what to expect, I just want to start gaining experience out there and see some new territory. I don't have any points and it looks like with a special license I should have a good chance at drawing regions Y and R and a few others. I was thinking of putting G or H as first choice ( I know the odds would be steep) and the others as back up. I was wondering what zones you guys would recommend for this situation. It wold be a diy hunt, possibly even solo if I can't get any friends or family to commit, and yes, I do know the deadline is fast approaching:'( Any info would be much appreciated, thanks.
Possible Wyoming mule deer hunt
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DoubleDropMuley
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If it's the one I think your talking about it was moved to the Hunt Swap forum .
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Yes buckhorn, I deleted several of his posts. Better deal, maybe..?.. I can send you his email address if you want to send him your money? I'm sure you were quite impressed by his offer. LOL
But no, I didn't delete because it was a better deal, I'm happy to let clients decide on that. I'll let the success of my offer ride on my history.
As for the question above sandw556, I apologize for getting sucked into a hijacked thread. I personally like G & H because there's quite a bit of country to venture into and find deer. I like that high country. If 4 mile, 2200 vertical foot backpack trips interest you, then it's a good place to see some neat country. If you're a horse guy, that's also a great way to explore the high country on the western side of the state.
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But no, I didn't delete because it was a better deal, I'm happy to let clients decide on that. I'll let the success of my offer ride on my history.
As for the question above sandw556, I apologize for getting sucked into a hijacked thread. I personally like G & H because there's quite a bit of country to venture into and find deer. I like that high country. If 4 mile, 2200 vertical foot backpack trips interest you, then it's a good place to see some neat country. If you're a horse guy, that's also a great way to explore the high country on the western side of the state.
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Thanks for the reply, Brian, it's much appreciated. I'm not opposed to long hikes in rough country. Since I mostly likely won't draw G or H without points, what region would be a good second or third choice to guarantee a draw with a special license? Being my first time I'm not overly concerned about trophy potential as much as public access and a decent deer population, thanks again.
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Region G for sure. I know you said DIY but if you talk to Trevor Kunz of 5K Outfitter you could possibly team up with another client/Hunter of his so you have a better chance of drawing.
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Founder did delete my posts but yes I am offering a scouting and consulting package for Region G, I live here and have hunted it for years with a lot of success.
I am charging $500 for 175" deer and $800 for 185" deer with pictures and consulting
Carl
I am charging $500 for 175" deer and $800 for 185" deer with pictures and consulting
Carl
