87 Deer Tags

[Chief5r1]

Hey Everyone. My dad and I cashed in our max points for deer tags in 87. My dad is getting up there so I wanted to go hunting. Never been there but I hear good and bad. Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks so much!

 

[Chief5r1]

BTW I’m not a new member. I have been a member since 08 I just can’t remember my stuff cause I changed jobs and got a new email lol.

 

[Bookhead]

It's a good area. Put in your time

 

[Chief5r1]

We are planning on starting the full time! Are you familiar with the area at all?

 

[Chief5r1]

We are planning on staying the full time! Are you familiar with the area at all?

 

[Bookhead]

Ive never deer hunter it my self but ive spent plenty of time in it hunting other animals. It demands some time just like any area to find the top tier animals

 

[Chief5r1]

Well that’s what we plan on doing. Thanks man

 

[jims]

Chief5r1,
I sent you a message.

 

[finnman]

Congrats on the tags! You should no doubt have fun in some incredible land.

 

[TheDudeAbides]

If you bow hunt, watch for snakes. The Miracle Mile area does not only have a million fish per square mile, but has a million rattlesnakes per square mile. I got a couple antelope tags for the area, so should be another fun year in the area.

As far as the area you have 3 choices - Sage Brush, Steep Ass Ferris Mountains, and Steep Ass Seminoe Mountains and all hold deer.

It shouldn't be a problem getting away from people and scoring a deer. The Type of deer that you are willing to settle with, well that is up to you.

Also, GPS Chip / OnX Maps because of funky land boundaries.

 

[Chief5r1]

Thanks for the info. I’m really looking forward to the hunt

 

[Blank]

+1 on the snakes, use some care. We used to hunt archery antelope in both 62 and 63. Would see lots of them every season. It doesn't have to be really warm either, as long as there is sun on the rocks.