Looking to book a mule deer hunt. Hunt booked!

Eastern Colorado (east of I25) will require preference points to draw. Most good units in Colorado are going to require numerous preference points to draw. Some areas are easy. I drew a tag and hunted around the Pagosa Springs area years ago with no Preference points. Lots of hunters but some nice deer taken.

New Mexico is a good option, but again, you have to draw the tag.

May want to look into West Texas. Tags are over the counter, drive is shorter, weather is better. I hunted the Davis Mountains in west texas for mule deer and had a great hunt. Deer are smaller in body size and rarely get as wide as a Rocky Mountain Mule Deer. But they do grow some great racks. Almost exclusivley private land so you will have to go with an outfitter or pay a trespass fee.

Here are a couple good ones from Texas

I've been talking to Kiowa outfitters. They act like tags will be easy to draw for archery and if I can't get one they have landowner tags.

Wyoming. My uncle did a elk/mulie hunt up there. Great success.

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I've been talking to Kiowa outfitters. They act like tags will be easy to draw for archery and if I can't get one they have landowner tags.

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I didn't know you were interested in archery hunting. Yes, tags are much easier to draw. That is a very difficult animal to hunt with a bow, but would be an awesome hunt. (Especially if you can fil that tag!) Good Luck

He made the kill on the Texas/NM border a short drive from his house. Lubbock is about an hour and a half drive from there. Mule Deer are like ghosts if you want sucess choose your outfitter wisely even if you still might come up short. If you want better odds you gotta go further north.

hypnos - Are you familiar with the Muleshoe, TX area? never hunted it but my grandparents lived there when I was growing up. Some great memories from my childhood visits.

Can't wait for November

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