There are some decent bucks in 41 with the occasional 170+. You need to be prepared to sit on one spot and glass from sun up to sun down and maybe not see a single deer, or put as much water as you can carry in your pack and follow a track until you catch up to him. Some guys will track a buck for several days. The weather is usually pretty nice so you can get by with a tarp and fleece blanket, unless a cold front comes through. Watch wunderground.com so you don't freeze.
Another choice would be to pack into the Eagletail Wilderness. It's mostly desert mountains and there are a few water catchments the deer hang near. In the Eagletail Mountains you have a lot of topography instead of miles of mesquite flats.
Very low success rates in 41 whichever way you hunt it.
Just remember, if you see 6 does running together, you have seen every deer for 6 square miles, statistically speaking. If you hunt in mid January and see some does, stay with them 'cause a buck will eventually find them.
Not my cup o' tea.