Wyoming – Mule Deer and Whitetail Hunt near Dayton

We specialize in guided trophy hunts for elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, Shiras moose, mountain lion, black bear, Merriam’s turkey, and prairie dogs in Wyoming. Whether you’re after an antelope on the open plains or a high-mountain elk adventure, we know what it takes to make your hunt safe, successful, and rewarding.

Our guides and I are fully committed to giving you 100% effort throughout your time with us. Our goal is simple: to provide you with a high-quality hunt and the opportunity for a mature trophy. We also assist with big game draw applications and hunt preparation to ensure you’re ready well before your hunt begins. Come experience the best of Wyoming’s hunting opportunities! Mule Deer rifle deer hunts take place October 15-31.

A limited number of hunters are taken on our private ranches to maintain quality mule deer from year to year. We are hunting rolling sagebrush and brushy with some irrigated pastures. Mule deer bucks can be glassed from 4x4s on vantage points, and then a final stalk can be made to get you within rifle range. Glassing 10 to 20 bucks a day is common. Bucks harvested an average of 140-170 on these hunts, with some bigger bucks. Success rates average 90% with 100% shot opportunity.

This is an easy hunt that almost anyone, young or old, can do. We hunt in Region Y. Tags can be drawn with 1 point. Whitetail hunts take place during the month of November when the whitetail rut is in full swing. Open country coupled with lots of buck activity makes for an exciting hunt. Seeing 10-15 bucks per day is common. Bucks average 120″ – 140″. Spotting a trophy whitetail and then making a short stalk is the primary method of hunting. We also use tree stands in the river bottoms that we hunt.