Well, I'm not sure exactly where you want to go and what you want to spend, but in my opinion one of the better mule deer areas out there is Alberta. I would check out Mike Ukrainitz although he's probably booked for 2006. www.mikesoutfitting.com
Posts: 94 | Location: East Kootenays | Registered: 13 October 2005
I think you should consider this outfit. http://wildcountryoutfitters.com/ I've hunted with them for deer, elk and antelope. Quality of game is word class. This 250,000 acre ranch has produced a number of 200" deer in recent years. The outfitter is as honest as they come. The hunts are not cheap--but just seeing the wildlife on the ranch is worth the price of admission. Tell Tommy that Tom sent you.
Originally posted by bullsprig: Ok, don't laugh. I need a recommendation on a possible hunt in 06.
Bullsprig
You don't say what kind of mule deer hunt you are interested in. Do you want a high country horseback hunt or one done from a 4WD? There are a host of them out there. The drawing application date for some states is past now.
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Posts: 853 | Location: St. Thomas, Pennsylvania, USA | Registered: 08 January 2004
I think you should try a do-it-yourself backpack early hunt in colorado high country. Tough, but backpacking will get you away from the road and the majority of other hunters. I am in-training right now myself.
Posts: 175 | Location: Oklahoma | Registered: 11 January 2005