Machos stick to the flats

Article Abstract:

Hunting desert mule deer is a challenge because their habitat provides little cover and is often windy. The deer can be ambushed in desert thickets and they can be tracked by looping around the deer trails. Desert mule deer often forage in dry creek beds.

Cover Story, Natural history, Deserts

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The rut stuff: do you have what it takes to hunt mule deer in December?

Article Abstract:

Mule deer hunting in the cold, snowy conditions of December is ideal for several reasons. Deer are easier to spot against the snowy terrain, and locating and identifying deer signs is easier. Deer also become more active during the daytime.

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I came across a track: a mule deer leaves stories in the snow and teaches lessons in tracking and patience

Article Abstract:

A hunter describes an experience hunting a mule deer on public land for the first time. The hunter spent hours tracking the deer by the trail it left in the snow in the woods and ultimately shot the deer.

Personal narratives

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