Colorado Mule Deer Hunt and CWD Testing | MAC Outdoors Podcast 75

As our early seasons are coming to a close and the weather is showing definite signs of fall we're looking toward additional big game hunts. Last year, Lea and I hunted together for deer during one of the rifle seasons. One cool, foggy morning she tagged a beautiful mule deer buck. Due to circumstances that …

Mule Deer Hunting with Mia at Big Buck Registry

"Mia Anstine recently found herself on the cover of Field and Stream and rightfully so, Mia is an outdoor writer, podcaster, and hunting guide in Colorado. You'll hear Mia's positivity as we discuss the numerous species and hunting opportunities that Colorado has to offer. Mia loves getting in shape both mentally and physically in preparation for her guided horseback mule deer hunts and explains why waiting patiently for the right shot will pay huge dividends." Big Buck Registry

Elk and Deer Herd Planning San Juan Mountains – Colorado

Colorado hunters are constantly discussing the management of elk and deer herds in their areas. However, it seems this discussion usually happens at camp or in the local coffee shop. If you're one of these people, who has something to say about Colorado Parks and Wildlife's management in your area, you need to start attending …

Mule Deer Bucks – Patience Leads to Hunting Success

Wolf Creek Outfitters hunter travis on first mule deer hunt

One of my favorite hunts is that of the "Gray Ghost," more commonly known as the mule deer. I have memories of these elusive kings since the early days of my childhood. The big deer put lots of steaks in the freezer and make tasty jerky or summer sausage. Finding an old guy sometimes offers …

Hunting and a “BadRabbit” – How they go together

I often write about hunting and my LG and refer to her as a "BadRabbit". The other day someone FINALLY asked "What's a BadRabbit?" I had to laugh because it's an inside joke with LG and me. Today I will share BadRabbit and hunting with you. LG is a minor. I try to raise her with …

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