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The license deadline is fast approaching. In Montana, you have until April 1 to apply for your hunting tags. We are currently selling some elk bow hunts. Some favorable laws are now in place to help our clients get tags.

Well, after my last post that was mostly a negative rant about nothing. I have this to offer. Great things ahead for the outfitters in Montana. New laws passed recently will really help the struggle of getting tags for clients.

We are fortunate here in Montana. We can hunt Mule Deer during the entire rut. This is a rare thing now days, most states don’t allow it, or it takes too many points to draw.

Well, another hunting season is over and just like that the preparations begin for next season. The demand for these Mule Deer hunts is really becoming crazy! To add to the hysteria, we now have guaranteed tags again, that’s right guaranteed!

We where hopeful going into this season that the Trophy Mule Deer grew some good horns. We started out with some really good Montana Bucks but slowly started to realize that the drought conditions have impacted the horn growth and more importantly the physical condition of the animals.

After Melody shot her big whitetail, it was time for hubby to get his. Mark was looking for a mule deer and we were confident. We headed west that morning with the rising sun in our favor.

This is the tale of a really good hunt I guided last season. The hunters are some clients who had hunted with me several times in the past, they had not yet hunted this new wonderland I found up north.

Hunting out in the big wide open is some fun stuff. Eastern Montana has some awesome deer habitat! We are fortunate to Lease some great ranches that have the habitat and genetics.

Hunt number two last season was a good one. A cool old guy named Frank, who also purchased a hunt for his nephew came out around November 2. The hunt was about getting Steve on a nice buck.

This is the story of Colby’s big buck. The story starts last season when Colby first laid eyes on this deer. The deer was a tight basket rack with good mass and lots of points.