Description

This guided Wyoming mule deer hunt takes place in Game Management Units 105, 106, and 109—productive western Wyoming areas known for quality populations and mature bucks. Our guides use keen local knowledge and terrain expertise to glass, spot‑and‑stalk, and strategically pursue trophy-class mule deer. Hunts may involve hiking or stock-supported access into rugged hills, with a focus on finding bucks with impressive antler structure and age. Whether in open basins or pine-covered ridgelines, the goal is clear: to help you tag a mature buck and enjoy an authentic Western deer hunting experience.

HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)

• Lodging & Accommodations: Cabin/Lodge
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  Lodging & Accommodations Scale

  5 - Cabin/Lodge

  4 - Bunk House/Trailer

  3 - Wall Tent

  2 - Backpack Tent

  1 - Client Provided/Hotel

Late Season Mule deer will include Lodging and Meals only

• Menu & Food: Field Kitchen
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  Menu & Food Scale

  5 - 5 Star Catered

  4 - Full Kitchen

  3 - Field Kitchen

  2 - Backpack Food

  1 - Client Provided

Late Season Mule deer will include Lodging and Meals only

• Physical Conditions: Heavy Hiking
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  Physical Conditions Scale:

  5 - All Vehicle Access

  4 - Light Hiking

  3 - Moderate Hiking

  2 - Heavy Hiking

  1 - Extreme Back Country

In order to get the best shot, hunters will need to be in shape and ready to go.

Transportation (To/From Basecamp)

More information regarding transportation is available upon request from your Personal Concierge Adventure Advisor.

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• Lodging & Accommodations
• Menu & Food
• Physical Conditions

Description

For this mule deer hunt, hunters should come prepared for varied mountain weather and active spot-and-stalk hunting. Key personal gear includes layered clothing (base, insulating, and waterproof layers), comfortable, durable boots, a daypack, and quality optics like 10x binoculars and a rangefinder. A rifle with a reliable scope, gloves, hat, and a headlamp with extra batteries are also essential. Trekking poles can be helpful in rough terrain. The outfitter provides all camp gear—hunters just need to bring personal items and field gear suited for long days of glassing and hiking.

What Outfitter Provides

• Field Transportation
• Meals
• Horses, track and saddles
• Mattresses/Cot

What to Bring

• Thermal Base layer
• Rifle with the 40 rounds of ammo
• Hunting hat and gloves
• Durable and comfortable hiking boots
• Sleeping bag
• Binoculars and rangefinder

Recommended Items

• RBO Adventure Precision Shooting Academy, Level 1 - Nebraska
• RBO Adventure Precision Shooting Academy, Level 1 - South Dakota

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• What Outfitter Provides
• What to Bring