Mulies have been allowed to rebuild on the ranch and have not been hunted for 3 years so I have no recent pix.

I've worked with Calvin Taylor Center of the Nation Outfitters for about 9 years now and have had many happy clients with him.

Calvin has 4 whitetail or mule deer openings for Oct 15-31 on the Milton Moffett ranch near Kaycee Wyoming. I've hunted the ranch twice and it is a 10,000 acre gem. There are mule deer, whiteltails and antelope on the ranch. Mulies should be 160+, whitetails 120-150+ and antelope 13.5"-15". You'll have exclusivity here for the duration your hunt snd a very personalized hunt.

The whitetails can be hunted in the river bottom from blinds or tree stands and the mulies and antelope by spot and stalk.

Accommodation woud be in a private house on the ranch and delicious meals taken with the ranch family.

Price is all inclusive from airport pick up until drop off at hunts end. Only extras are lic, Conservation stamp, taxidermy and meat processing.

Deer mule or whitetail 5 days $3,500
Antelope 3 days $2,250
Deer/antelope combo 5 days $4,750

Deer lic $312
Antelope lic $272
Conservation stamp $12.50

Following the draw results there will be many over the counter tags left and they can be bought through the Wyoming Game and fish website. wgfd.wyo.gov

Contact me anytime with questions.

Mark

Thats a very interesting antelope rifle in your pic, Mark!

Thats one ugly critter in the back

James,

The point is that on this ranch you don't need a 263-338 Super Whiz Bang. The goatss are not fleeing wildly at 1 mile. You usually can get to 100-150 yards. My friend with the Sharps actually killed two antelope on that hunt.

Ted,

Imagine how I feel looking in mirror each morning.

Mark

Smile my good friend....if your looking in the mirror that means you woke up alive and I'm glade to hear your still with us.

quote:

Thats one ugly critter in the back

yup - makes you wonder which one is the goat
I've gone with cal a couple times and he is good. Still burns my azz that i shot the wrong antelope

Great-looking Whitetail in the first photo!

Biebs,

The river bottom on the ranch is full of whitetails.

Mark