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Figured this would be a good thread to ask. So what do you guys guess on score for this moose? I can't score moose worth beans ? http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2018/22120c420a3d515554c788a88ef22b6d45d90.jpeg

LAST EDITED ON Jul-22-18 AT 09:49AM (MST)[p]If you feel you might regret shooting it, pass. This buck was right at the 30 mark. He scored 166 and was my personal best at the time. If it was my first year of dedicated I would pass. That being said I have shot some bigger bucks in my days of...

Choot um!

LAST EDITED ON May-06-18 AT 11:55AM (MST)[p]>Terry Jacobson writes, "My 7 year >old grandson picked up both >sides of this desert buck. >I really doubt many seven >year old's have had such >luck. The buck is at >Ogden's Taxidermy to be mounted. >Width was just under 35 >wide." > >...

You said live trophy? pics soooo... this is my trophy picture http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2017/24623ec259f3b06cc48a5a319126ed8e0689a.jpeg

In my experience, It all comes down to two things. Possessing the skills and patience necessary to get on a big deer and outsmarting the deer. To outsmart them, you have to think like them and as said earlier, each deer is unique. Your best chances are to spend as much time as you can learning...

Chapter 8 Bucks and bulls. Several hunters were still out and about in search of bulls for their limited entry tags. To add to it, my uncle Phil would be coming up for the muzzleloader deer hunt so more time would be spent glassing and preparing for his arrival. A few good bucks were...

Chapter 7 One down, two to go With a week still left in the Archery season, there was still time for chasing elk. There were two tags left, my dad who had lost the ability to pull a bow back and now had a crossbow permit, and myself. My dad would be first priority. We packed our gear and...

Ask yelum. He has some good advice on breaking them down and scoring deer

LAST EDITED ON Oct-10-17 AT 07:11PM (MST)[p]If it's a deer with potential that I may chase in the future, GO DEER GO! If someone puts in the time for a specific deer I'm rooting for and they get him, ALWAYS do what you can to make that person feel like a superhero. No reason to take away from...

I need a SureCan!

Sweeeeeet!

Chapter 6 Moms first elk After harvesting the biggest buck I will probably ever kill in my life, I had quite a bit of time available and an entire Archery hunt ahead of me. My mother had started Archery hunting again and this would be her second year at it. Given she had very little available...

If you have the patience sit and pick apart the thick stuff. The open hillsides are really easy to see if deer are on so you won't need to spend much time checking them. Majority of your time should be spent looking for any sign in the thick. Look it over hard and start over again.

Chapter 5 Pursuit of the Up-and-comer Day one began with the humming and rumbling of trucks and four wheelers pulling into the area before first light. All of which with one target in mind. The up and comer. I returned to the area the buck had been at the previous morning in hopes he...

The cool part of it all is everyone got to see this buck reach his full potential before he was harvested. Definitely a cool ending to his final chapter.

Let's keep this positive It was always a wonder to me if one of the great bucks would get bested. Not only was he harvested but it couldn't have been by a better guy! Hobbs kills slobs! Its amazing to see what a bad winter in Wyoming did to the antler growth. This is. A prime example. The...

Chapter 4, Summer scouting. Given ET and Elvis were harvested, this year would be a new start. They had been my target bucks for the past two years with a couple moments that almost resulted in a punched tag. I had to start fresh. Although several bucks would make the list for...

Chapter 3 Shed hunting As the snow melted the deer began to drop their antlers. Due to the shed closure, target bucks would be more difficult to pick up. The closer it came to April 1st, the more the sheds that had been glassed up began to disappear. To keep frustration levels to a minimum...

Yes it is a lot more difficult. I have personally noticed there is a zone that once you enter it everything becomes so much harder. Once you get in closer to 60 yards any movement make seems to be automatically detected. The trick is using proper cover, learning how to pull your bow back with...

Well done!

I really appreciate all of your positive feedback. There hasn't been a single negative comment and that means a lot. Thanks guys. Many future hunting stories will be shared from here on out. Best of luck to everyone!

LAST EDITED ON Sep-19-17 AT 09:47PM (MST)[p]There you have it! 28 5/8 Congrats on killing a good one

Thanks. It's my uncles buck he smacked last muzzleloader hunt

Chapter two. Winter scouting. By January 5th, Upon return from Arizona, my favorite time of year was approaching, winter scouting. This year's scouting efforts would be significantly different given an Addition to the family, my five-month-old son would be accompanying whenever it was possible...

As an official Boone and Crockett Measurer I can tell you the exact way you're supposed to measure spread. Take the skull and place it parallel on the ground with the widest point of one side touching a level wall, the skull should be parallel to the wall and horizontally level. get a level out...

Thank you all for your kind words.

LAST EDITED ON Sep-15-17 AT 09:20PM (MST)[p]this tail begins on the first day of the year. January 1, 2017. My friends and I loaded up our gear and headed down to the state of Arizona. The annual Javelina hunt is always the best way to start the year. It usually offers a break from the bitter...

It's been a while since I've posted on here. Figured I would test the waters. I wanted to start off by apologizing to anyone on here that was given any disrespect from me for having opposing views in the past. I got too caught up in the drama of everything, and learned some valuable lessons...

Ok I need some opinions. Which pedestal do you prefer and why? The sheds on pedestal A are just there for display. The deer is not set for pedestal B so it is there for demonstration. http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos3/5983image.jpeg...

Theox

I think it is definitely whatever they rub on! Here's an example for you. These two bucks pictures were taken on the hoof around the same time. They stayed in the same spot together until they shed. They bedded together in the same stuff all the time. The buck that his antlers ended up going...

I'm curious. Is there anywhere or anyone who has access to the number of general deer tags per unit in utah?

The base is your standard juniper and the upper piece is a one leafed juniper. It can be hard to find in pieces big enough for a mount but has some really cool twist to it

I wanted to combine a natural elegant feel with a solid wood pedestal without any landscaping or cabinet making in it. I finished up a different type of pedestal from others I have seen and wanted some honest opinions from you guys. What are your thoughts on a pedestal like this? Obviously...

Half of cache valley is planning the same garbage. We have been working on an alternate trapping plan that doesn't happen during the winter months. Anyone with ideas feel free to share them. There's a facebook page and group set up for this called cache wildlife avocation. If we come up with a...

The meeting went as expected. North Logan city Council is willing to work with people on finding a different solution to trap in urban deer that does not affect migratory deer. The issue is now a growing concern because Logan city is proposing doing the same thing. We will now be addressing...

Just sending out a reminder for any of those who were looking to attend the meeting. It will be tomorrow at 7:00 pm at the north Logan library. 475 E 2500 N Logan

It will be at the north login city library

I'm at 76 at the moment. Looking to break 300 before the new year