Nonres NV mule deer tag

[y02MDM]

I drew a early season mule tag in south central Nevada. This unit is pretty diverse unit as far as habitat goes. Sagebrush prairies to alpine meadows. I would like to get you guys 2 cents on what type of country to focus on. I would like to shoot a good 180+ buck and even though down low the deer densities would be lower I believe that I would have a better opportunity to shoot a giant there. What do you guys think??? Hunt low or high?


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[Ikeepitcold]

What unit? Your description is a bit vague

 

[ScottR]

I drew a early season mule tag in south central Nevada. This unit is pretty diverse unit as far as habitat goes. Sagebrush prairies to alpine meadows. I would like to get you guys 2 cents on what type of country to focus on. I would like to shoot a good 180+ buck and even though down low the deer densities would be lower I believe that I would have a better opportunity to shoot a giant there. What do you guys think??? Hunt low or high?


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https://www.eastmans.com/product-page/mule-deer-hunting-tactics-signed-numbered

Best advice covering all types of country!



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[Gr8bawana]

I drew a early season mule tag in south central Nevada. This unit is pretty diverse unit as far as habitat goes. Sagebrush prairies to alpine meadows. I would like to get you guys 2 cents on what type of country to focus on. I would like to shoot a good 180+ buck and even though down low the deer densities would be lower I believe that I would have a better opportunity to shoot a giant there. What do you guys think??? Hunt low or high?


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A 180+ buck could be found in almost any area in NV, but to actually go out expecting to find one is a whole other ballgame.
And yes you should hunt high or low.