There are some gorgeous deer hunt zones you can draw with zero or one point if you are ok with using an iron-sight muzzle-loader. I got one point and I think I will draw the Zion Deer Unit muzzy hunt. Not a unit for a serious trophy hunter, but one of the most geologically scenic places in the...
What I've seen some guides offer is a deal where they guarantee a shot opportunity, and if you do not get a shot opportunity doing your guided hunt, you can come back for a second guided hunt in the future at no additional charge.
Obviously it is a bad deal for a guide unless they can be...
It was $8,500 for the deer/bear combo due to getting a discount by picking it up when someone else had a last minute cancellation. $1,000 extra for the pig, so $9,500 total price before tip.
Included a fully guided one on one multi-day hunt with guaranteed shot opportunities, staying in a nice...
Found these three nice sized sun bleached desert mule deer sheds while exploring a remote area of Mt. Charleston only about an hour drive from the Las Vegas strip, plus about 4 hours of trekking on foot.
Lockwood Hunting Services, the name of the guide I hunted with was Charles. Highly recommend. I got a deal on a bear/deer combo hunt due to a last minute cancellation. I also added on a wild pig for a bit extra, so I got to harvest 3 big game animals in 4 days, was absolutely fantastic!
I live in Vegas and there are some good fishing and small game hunting spots in Southern Utah that are a shorter drive from my house than the good spots in northern NV, and since I bought the UT combo fishing and hunting license anyways, might as well put in for some of the big game tags.
If...
WTF?
If poaching a bull elk isn't a felony, what stops people who don't draw a tag from just going out shooting a nice big elk wherever and whenever they feel like?
It costs thousands of dollars to hunt an elk on prime private land, if poaching one while trespassing is just a misdemeanor and a...
That sounds great, less boring than sitting in the same area all day, but also less taxing than moving through brush all day long, kind of a hybrid mix between the two styles, I like it.
Do any of you still hunt for mule deer in the Western Mountains? Like Nevada, Utah, etc.?
From what I gather, it seems mule deer hunting in real life in places like Nevada and Utah seems to involve most hunters spending most of their time on or near roads, glassing, glassing, glassing...
I didn't even realize until now there were different types of points in Utah unlike NV, so complicated!
I just logged into my Utah account and even the Utah government website does not specify whether it is a "bonus point" or a "preference point"; however, the deer point is definitely for...