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Nevada Guided Trophy Mule Deer Hunts

HFA011-2
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$5,500.00

Season Dates:
August, September, October, November, December
Species:
Mule Deer
Guide Ratio:
1 on 1
Location:
Nevada, United States of America
Weapon/Equip:
Any Weapon, Archery, Muzzleloader, Rifle, Crossbow
Trip Methods:
ATV/UTV, Camping, Ground Blind, Hiking, Spot and Stalk, Treestand, Vehicle
Duration:
4 Days, 6 Days
Difficulty:
Moderate Difficult
Accommodations:
Motel, RV Camper/Trailer, Wall Tent
Trip Units:
111-115, 121, 221-223, 231, 241-245
DESCRIPTION:

This outfitter has been guiding mule deer in Nevada for over 25 years. With this lengthy experience under their belt, this is a great outfitter to consider for multiple reasons. They're constantly up-to-speed on the best areas, units, and quality expectations for each of the best mule deer units across the entire state. Between their scouting efforts and boots on the ground, they have a really good pulse on the potential buck candidates in each respective area they are guiding in. They offer hunts during the archery, muzzleloader, and rifles seasons and are experienced with all three.

Nevada has some great genetics, and on good moisture years, it can really produce some great bucks. Southeastern Nevada is the more popular area when it comes to trophy class bucks. Nevada has one of the earliest archery seasons in the West. It’s a great time to be chasing velvet bucks. Most units’ seasons start out with a month-long archery hunt that begins August 10th followed by a three-week muzzleloader season that runs into October. Several units have split rifle hunts (early and late) and two-week seasons, with some exceptions.

Anyone who wants a big buck should be applying for mule deer in Nevada, as it's considered one of the best locations in the West to hunt trophy mule deer. Do keep in mind that even in Nevada’s top units, mature bucks can be difficult to find at times, so prepare for a potential long hunt regardless of the trophy potential of that unit and know that a great buck can come from almost any unit in the state.

Nevada does come with very steep draw odds as well, so building points each year does make a difference. The age class in most units always does really well, and if there's a downside to Nevada mule deer it is the length of time it may take applicants to draw the tag. Everyone should be applying for mule deer here, and if you are already applying for other species, it is an absolute must as it's only another minimal application fee to do so.

The Nevada application deadline occurs around the 10th of May, so make sure and communicate with us if you need to apply and we can discuss which units and seasons/weapons to apply for. Odds are also better applying in the guide draw for mule deer, so give us a call and we can make sure you're applying in this separate drawing.

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Inclusions:
Airport Pickup and Dropoff, Camping Equipment, Cooking Equipment, Field Preparation of Trophies, Lodging, Meals, Trip Transportation, Weapon
Exclusions:
Gratuities, License, Tag(s), Taxes, Trophy Expediting/Handling, Trophy Exportation (Logistics and Handling)
PRICING OPTIONS:

Option #1

$5,500.00 4 Days Outfitted, 1 on 1, Guided

Option #2

$6,500.00 6 Days Outfitted, 1 on 1, Guided

Option #3

$7,500.00 6 Days Outfitted, 1 on 1, Guided
This option includes (2) guides for one hunter.