This hunt is out of a backcountry camp that requires a 4 to 5 hour horseback ride. It is a migration hunt where you sit on time tested migration routes and wait for the mule deer coming out of the high country. Bucks average about 150 to 180, but sometimes a real honker comes along. Hunters will apply for Region F on the Wyoming Game and Fish website between January 1 and May 31. For every hunter booked, it will lower the price $500 per hunter: 1 hunter $7,000, 2 hunters $6,500, 3 hunters $6,000, 4 hunters $5,500, and 5 or 6 hunters $5,000. A deer hunter might also consider purchasing an OTC black bear license for $373 as the bears are active and fattening up for hibernation. A harvest fee would apply. You will see grizzlies, but currently Wyoming does not have a season for grizzly bears.
Mule Deer #006
This 2,800-acre hunting preserve on private land is situated on the southern end of the Black Hills National Forest. It has nine miles of smaller canyons on the property and can be hunted via 4
