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Mule Deer Bow season runs September 1–30. This is a classic spot and stalk hunt. They are guided either 1x1 or 2x1. Over the past eighteen years our bow hunters have averaged over 85% shooting opportunity. The success rate is near 70%. Rifle season runs October 1–20. They are fully guided five-day hunts, either 2x1 or 1x1. Because the areas we hunt are private, we use 4x4s to get around. However, some of our country is extremely rough. The better a hunter is able to get around physically will help during the hunt. We hunt mule deer spot and stalk. Over eighteen years our success rate has been 80% to 95%. Through the years we have averaged taking 2 to 6 bucks each season grossing over 180 BC. Our average width on deer is 24 inches. From 2005 through the 2009 season our hunters averaged taking 5 bucks a year, grossing over 180 BC. The largest was a 192 BC, gross. Along with many other quality buck deer, the hunters' success rate was 90%. Even with the warm weather, 2010 turned out to be one of our best seasons on average for the past five years. Our 28 rifle mule deer hunters harvested 23 bucks averaging around 160, for an 82% success rate. They were 25 for 28 shooting opportunity and the largest buck taken was a 182 BC. The 2011 season was also unseasonably warm, affecting the hunting somewhat. However, we did have a very successful season. Our 40 rifle hunters harvested 33 bucks for an 82% success rate. The hunters were 37 for 40 shooting; a 92% rate. They averaged around 160+ and the largest bucks taken were a 188, 186, 182, 181, and a 180 BC. The license draw success for the Non-Resident Draw, in the mule deer areas, has been 100% successful the last twelve years. The fee for a license is $326.00. License fees and dates are subject to change according to Wyoming Game and Fish. We assist all our hunters with the license application process. |
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