Deer Hunting

WYOMING REGION J & T MULE DEER & WHITETAIL

Our Wyoming Mule Deer hunting is the best it has ever been with both Archery equipment and Rifle. We have a strictly managed herd, and we offer two types of hunts; Management Deer & Trophy Deer hunts. Both are on mature bucks to continually improve genetics and develop key age classes all over the ranch's varying terrain and ungulate habit. In an effort to help propagate a mature class of buck, we withhold from harvesting young deer or an excessive number of "Trophy Class" deer on an annual basis. A major part of the bounty from the hunt includes the clean, lean, organic meat. You can expect to get 60-70+ pounds of boneless meat from a mature class buck. Our guides will assist or complete the quartering or boning of the carcass with the utmost care and attention to the important value of the meat and any additional extension of the animal. Every attempt will be made to bring the animal away from the field in whole, but when the terrain or situation arrives we commonly use the "gutless" method to obtain every possible ounce of the ever so valuable meat and harvest.  

We hunt unpressured and private land in both Region J and T, and apply the same Management Strategies to both units in an effort to support and cultivate both herds as much as possible. This allows for a genuine opportunity to harvest a very nice buck. We do two types of hunts; Management and Trophy. They are both 5 Day/ 6 Night fully guided hunts. The hunting is primarily spot and stalk, and always fair chase. On the "Management" hunts, a mature buck will be in the 155-165 class, while the "Trophy" hunts yield deer in the 170-180 range. Our largest deer taken on the Ranch is 220+. Transportation is usually accomplished with ATV's and 4WD vehicles. Because of the diverse habitat in both Regions, we can offer everything from a low land river bottom hunt to a high-country rugged mule deer hunt in Big Horn Sheep country. As with most elite Mule Deer hunts out west, this is an excellent optics hunt with a lot of glassing while maintaining a low impact on bedding and feeding areas.