Nevada Mule Deer | Archery | 2021| Quick n Dirty ep. 01 

Thanks Dalt! I appreciate the compliment.

I appreciate that Steve. Thank you.

I wish you good luck. I'd love it if you stopped by here or Instagram and let me know how it went. I think the rifle tag is a better bet over archery season.

@@MountainRat sure thing....I'm actually going to start in one of the non Ruby units that I gave knowledge of. 1000+ rifle tags this season. Gonna be a zoo.

They do hang around most of the time. They are kind of like a dog, they like to be near you. You need to put up a line or have a method of tying them up if you do not want them to follow you when leaving camp.

Good luck on your hunt!

@@MountainRat thanks

Its good to meet new people on the trail! How did your hunt go?

Exactly. The more time you spend in an area exploring the better your success. I think getting into bow hunting will just give you more time to play in the woods!

Sorry I missed this. I don't know that I have any good info for ya. I would just hot any trailhead and get as high as possible. We didn't have the best of luck.

Thats awesome! You have some beautiful country out there man. Thank you for taking the time to check out the film! 🤜🏼🤛🏼

So you can use goats 🐐 in Nev.. ?

Hey thanks man! Horses are the way to go but thats a whole nother world I know very little about.

Thanks buddy!

@@MountainRat do you guys have any more deer hunts planned?

I'll have to look into that. We keep them up on their shots and we have a similar issue with our domestic sheep herds spreading the disease. From what I understand is that is where the big threat comes from is large domestic herds moving through areas. Whatever the case may be, we do not take them into sheep country. Nowhere close.

There are Rocky Mountain Bighorns in the Rubies / East Humboldts.

They carry about 25% of their body weight. Our goats are 200lbs so they carry up to 50lbs each. But we usually load them at about 35lbs. A little extra when packing out meat.