willworkforfish
FNG
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- Jan 28, 2020
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Long time lurker, first time poster. Thanks for the info and guidance I've received from you all over the years.
I had the awesome opportunity to hunt with an outfitter in NE Utah with some of my work colleagues. It is a place I never imagined I would have the chance to hunt and it definitely didn't disappoint. I know it wasn't a DIY backcountry hunt but the knowledge and experience gained from my guide and the other hunters in camp was invaluable.
Buck was hunted all archery but never could get him pinned down, we spotted him from across a big drainage and made a 3 hour stalk and found him bedded about 20 yards over the ridge where we saw him crest from our glassing spot. We found a place I could get settled and we watched him chew cud for about 30 minutes through the scope from just over 400yds. He stood up to stretch and took a 143gr ELD-X to the heart.
I couldn't be more thankful for the lessons learned and the ability to take such a unique deer for my first Mule Deer on my first Western hunt experience.
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I had the awesome opportunity to hunt with an outfitter in NE Utah with some of my work colleagues. It is a place I never imagined I would have the chance to hunt and it definitely didn't disappoint. I know it wasn't a DIY backcountry hunt but the knowledge and experience gained from my guide and the other hunters in camp was invaluable.
Buck was hunted all archery but never could get him pinned down, we spotted him from across a big drainage and made a 3 hour stalk and found him bedded about 20 yards over the ridge where we saw him crest from our glassing spot. We found a place I could get settled and we watched him chew cud for about 30 minutes through the scope from just over 400yds. He stood up to stretch and took a 143gr ELD-X to the heart.
I couldn't be more thankful for the lessons learned and the ability to take such a unique deer for my first Mule Deer on my first Western hunt experience.
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