Mule Deer Fanatic

Utah                  March 3

Wyoming           March 15

New Mexico     March 28

Colorado           April 6

Nevada              April 18

Kansas              April 29

Oregon              May 15

Washington       May 26

California           June 1

Montana           June 1

Idaho                June 5

Arizona             June 8

South Dakota    July 23

Here at Mule Deer Fanatic, we hope you had a great hunting season, and that you will draw deer tags for 2011. To your SUCCESS!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS

I hope you all enjoy this as much as I did. HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

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Today I found an interesting site with plenty of stories about cougar attacks – mostly in California where cougars are protected by proposition.

Click: COUGAR ATTACKS

May 2010 bring you hunting tags and hunting success

Hope you all have a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a joyful holiday season

From Us at MDF

We would be happy to hear from you about your mule deer hunts for 2009
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Happy Hunting and may the Force be with you, and

Remember to shoot STRAIGHT

Admin

Mule Deer Archery Season is just around the corner for most western states. Here are a few helpful reminders for you archery nuts:

1. Practice with the arrows and broadheads you plan to hunt with at various yardages. Shoot at an old mattress and arrows won’t be too hard to pull out.
2. When you pack to leave, always make sure you have the essentials. You can probably do without the rest if you must: license/tag, weapon, ammo, binos, knife.
3. Get your scent setup ready early. This may include washing clothing in baking soda, packing clothing in bags with sage, catnip or your favorite plant, or purchasing some scent products.
4. If you have a range finder, spend some time in varied terrain and vegetation estimating yardages and then checking yourself with the range finder.
5. If you use a peep and pin sights, practice shooting in low light situations. If necessary learn how to shoot accurately by looking to the left side of the peep and adjusting the pin accordingly.
6. Get an extra string and outfit it with everything it needs such as silencers, peep, etc.
7. Plan on taking a backup bow, if you have one that you can shoot well.
8. Set up your treestand, if you use one, and maybe a trail cam. Get familiar with what is coming to your stand and likely shooting yardages around the stand.
9. Spin test your arrows with broadheads and make adjustments if necessary to true the spin.
10. If the stragegy you planned doesn’t produce results, don’t wait, switch.

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Best wishes for 2009

We hope you had good hunts and great success in 2008. Now that it is 2009, dig up some dough, find some time, apply for mule deer hunts, and get out there and bag a trophy. As always, we look forward to hearing your stories and seeing your pictures.

Best wishes and May the Force be with You

the Staff