Wyoming
Few things in the West are as impressive as mule deer on the move. Each year, herds travel miles between summer and winter ranges, navigating rugged mountains, valleys, and human development along the way. These seasonal highways, known as migration corridors are critical to mule deer survival, and for hunters, they also present unique opportunities.
Regional Director: Shawn Blajszczak 307-247-0246 or [email protected]
Regional Director: Shawn Blajszczak 307-247-0246 or [email protected]
Regional Director: Shawn Blajszczak 307-247-0246 or [email protected]
Regional Director: Shawn Blajszczak 307-247-0246 or [email protected]
Regional Director: Shawn Blajszczak 307-247-0246 or [email protected]
Regional Director: Shawn Blajszczak 307-247-0246 or [email protected]
Every hunter hopes for a clean shot, but even the best shot placement doesn’t guarantee an immediate recovery. Tracking a wounded mule deer takes patience, skill, and respect for the animal. Doing it correctly not only increases your chances of success but also ensures a humane harvest.