Candidly, my biggest drawback is finding them. I hunt rifle in CO but because of work schedule am often having to hunt earlier seasons. My deer experience was with whitetail until recently, and muleys are obviously different. I run into tons of doe and small bucks while scouting for other game, but much less often in actual hunting seasons. It probably doesn't help that so far my only easy outings to schedule were Rifle 2 or 3, that doughnut hole in Colorado between archery and the rut.
This year I have a muzzleloader tag and I'm hoping that'll change some things. We'll see. It's unit 29, which isn't exactly a premium unit, but it happened to overlap a family camping trip so two birds one stone, right?
Not to shill, but hey this is the place to do it, I've definitely found Mike Eastman's Hunting High Country Mule Deer to be a helpful guide.
This year I have a muzzleloader tag and I'm hoping that'll change some things. We'll see. It's unit 29, which isn't exactly a premium unit, but it happened to overlap a family camping trip so two birds one stone, right?
Not to shill, but hey this is the place to do it, I've definitely found Mike Eastman's Hunting High Country Mule Deer to be a helpful guide.
