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Mule Deer and Whitetail Deer Hunting with Wild Horse River

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Mule Deer Hunting with Wildhorse River

We are noted for our trophy class Mule Deer with better than average size; both body and antler due to great gene pool and winter range.

Our Mule Deer can be hunted throughout the entire Deer season with very good success. Our best hunts are either early, before hunting pressure in higher elevations push them into darker timber, or later where during colder weather they stay out longer and can be spotted in Alpine meadows where we utilize 'spot & stalk' techniques.