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🎀 💖 Kill of the Day! 💖 🎀 Another gorgeous adventure in theHunter: Call of the Wild! 🌸🏔️ 🦌 Animal: Mule Deer 📍 Location: Rancho del Arroyo 🔫 Loadout: Zarza-10 .308 Moonlight Nothing beats watching the sunrise over the mountains, spotting a beautiful buck, and making the perfect double-lung shot. ✨ Every hunt is another chance at finding a rare fur or a diamond trophy, and I'm loving every minute of it! Pink camo, peaceful views, and trophy mule deer… this is my happy place. 💕🎮 🥔 Happy hunting from Erica / Reckless--Potato! 💖
Mule Deer
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Mule Deer
See Mule Deer in the Wild at DWR’s Free Viewing Event
See Mule Deer in the Wild at DWR’s Free Viewing Event "
November is prime time for wildlife watchers and photographers to catch a glimpse of Utah’s mule deer as they move to lower elevations and begin their breeding season. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is inviting the public to experience this natural spectacle during a free wildlife-viewing event on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 3–7 PM, at the Nash Wash Wildlife Management Area, east of Thompson Springs in east-central Utah.
Deer mating season—known as “the rut”—takes place in November, when bucks are especially active as they compete for does...."
Public Meetings Announced to Help Grow Utah’s Deer Populations"Utah’s deer population is below its long-term target, and the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is asking for public input to help turn things around. In an effort to build community partnerships and hear fresh ideas, the DWR is hosting a series of public meetings across the state to discuss ways to boost deer numbers in key areas.As of the 2024 post-hunting season, Utah’s deer population was estimated at 295,200 — just 73% of the long-term goal of 404,900...." Read the full article