MuleyMadness Hunting Forums

1st off, Shedhunter I like your ideas. The mule deer herds in Utah are in trouble and have been for quite some time. Having said that, they are much more difficult and tricky to manage than an elk herd. Elk simply survive better, and easier; especially during the winter. They trudge and live in snow...

Kudos on the buck, hope you find him again this year.
Great buck, with an even greater potiential. Thanks for the pictures.

Unfortunately you can't link to an image in email accounts. Here you go, I uploaded it for you.
DANG!! Great looking 5-point for sure!

Tracker J,

Someone just asked that question in the Shed Forum, here is the link I replied with...

http://www.muleymadness.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=201

let me know if this confuses you.

Thanks

Sounds great, look forward to them!!

Tracker J Thanks for joining, we just need a few young died hard troopers like your self with a little time and energy to keep the board "alive" and well. :D So send us some bear photos and some of your scouting pics when the horns get big. Look forward to having you around. Good luck with the bear ...

Look forward to the tape, what about all your pictures. U sending those to or would you like to email them. What part of Canada you from and hunt?

Discovery channel, dang I missed it. Well I don't get the
channel anymore, but sounds interesting. Have heard the same
thing, glad to hear the conformation.
Thanks!

Thanks akw270,

Hey Bushman Brown, send them my way at brett@muleymadness.com
or via mail to:
514 N. 2230 E.
St. George, UT
84790

435-632-7537

I'd love to see them all and upload them for you.
Let me know if I can help in way.

1st off, WELCOME aboard!! Glad to have you around.
I'm assuming all of those scraps were fresh?
How high were they up the tree and all?

Don't know that I have a good answer for you, sounds
like a fun scouting trip though.