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Really interesting thread. I have spent a ton of time on the winter range where I live and based on what I saw, I would say that most mature deer don’t even break 170. I think a deer that can break 200 even as a nontypical is exceptionally rare. I always wonder how many are killed as fawns/young...

My brother and I have recently started making stuff like this with antlers we have found and are interested in selling them, was wondering if someone here who does this could give us some pointers? Seems like I hear a lot of bad stuff about Etsy and eBay but it also seems like those are the only...

Those are incredible sheds. Have you seen a huge decrease in big deer/big deer sheds in recent times?

Can we see some of your bigger sheds?

Nontypical or typical

Anyone found a set? How rare?

How is region h in Wyoming? How many bucks can you expect to see in a day of glassing in the summer. Are 160-170 bucks pretty common? I'm from Oregon so seeing 2 bucks in a day of glassing is a good day haha.

If I apply for a Wyoming deer tag as a nonresident and am unsuccessful does it cost the same as just buying a point later? Or do I end up paying more by actually applying rather than just buying a point? Thanks

How are elk doing as a whole in Oregon? Especially the rockies?

A friend and myself are putting in for the muzzleloader deer season in this unit, it looks to be a 100% draw. We are not looking for anything giant and would both be happy with 150 type bucks. I am wondering if this is reasonable? I have heard alot about how there isn't near as many deer as...

Is region F a good unit for decent mule deer? Also how many points does it take for a Non resident to draw?

How good are burns in the high country? Are they worth looking at?

What are the top things you guys look at as far as high country buck habitat. Most of my scouting is done through Google Earth, so any terrain features or anything you look for would be helpful. The high country I'm looking at is about 8000 feet in elevation. Thanks

Okay thanks. The high country here in Oregon is 8000-9000 feet. It has been been pretty cold but still no snow.

Will bucks head out of the high country if there is no snow but cold temps. Like 20 degrees and under consistently? Thanks. I am talking mostly about the first week of October.

When do bucks typically start to leave the high country?

LAST EDITED ON Sep-19-18 AT 07:52AM (MST)[p]Does anyone have any tips and tricks on how to hunt muleys in the high country in the first part of October? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

>you could lighten your pack by >leaving your rifle in the >truck, its doubtful youll need >it. Thanks for building my confidence??

My buddies and i are planning a fall mule deer hunting trip into the eaglecaps, we are planning on hiking in through bear creek. Any tips or tricks on how to hunt the eaglecaps would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

LAST EDITED ON Apr-18-18 AT 11:30AM (MST)[p]A couple of friends and I are planning a fall rifle hunt for muleys in the eaglecaps, we are planning on going up through bear creek a couple miles. Any tips or tricks on how to hunt the eaglecaps for deer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Anyone know when 2017 oregon draw results come out

Anyone know any good books about hunting muleys in alpine country,I am looking for an instructional book

Thanks guys, did not mean to sound like I was asking for someone's honyhole just looking for good tips, I am thinking about going to copper creek basin and trying it there,it will be a 4 day trip around the first of October so I'll see how it goes.

Anyone know anything about how to find mule deer in high alpine country?

Please tell me everything I need to know about finding mature bucks in the eaglecaps,especially lakes and ares that hold more thanks

I'm planning to go into the eagle caps this fall for a couple day mule deer hunt with my freind.we have thought about going to brownie basin but we are not sure,what lakes/areas seem to have the best buck populations,and how far out are they? I appreciate the help,thank you