200"

[camejas]

What outfitters in the west would you be looking to if you were looking for your best opportunity at 190-200"+ mule deer?
Knowing it is hunting, nothing is guaranteed and you want to have a great adventure.

 

[svivian]

budget?

 

[sndmn11]

Mexico

 

[SuperDUECE22]

budget?

i don't think "budget" and "outfitter" & 200" go together

 

[svivian]

i don't think "budget" and "outfitter" & 200" go together

I agree but youd be surprised by those who think otherwise.

 

[MuleyFever]

i don't think "budget" and "outfitter" & 200" go together

Some people have a pretty large budget.

 

[farmermail]

Mossback Outfitters. And it will cost more than most new trucks.

 

[Plainsman79]

There’s a few outfits on the eastern plains of Colorado that consistently put out 200” deer. But from what I’ve gathered the wait list is pretty long.

A super high quality landowner tag in Colorado can still produce. To me it seems Mexico and Canada have slowly declined in top end bucks.

 

[HuntHarder]

outfitter is least of your concerns unless you can get a land owner tag, auction or raffle tag. If you get one of the "special tags" the outfitters will find you...

 

[Wapiti1]

I'll play. I'm assuming LO tag will be part of the deal.

If you were OK with a possibly sketchy hunt, Wade Lemon in Utah. He still gets big deer on LO tags even with the bad press on legal issues.

Hill Ranch in Colorado. Not sure who outfits it. Eastmans may deal with the LO tags.

Anthony Hampton in NM and see if he can get any LO tags for 2C. Or Chris Guikema for the same.

Mossback.

BMO in NM, SD, or old Mexico.

Mogollon Rim Outfitters and see about a NV LO tag.

All of these will be north of $15k and some double that at least. NV would be solidly $40k.

Jeremy

 

[Pharmseller]

A buddy of mine helped this kid kill this buck a week ago in Oregon. Muzzleloader.








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