Over Winter Mulie Cams

[MuleyorBust]

Just Pulled my cams last weekend, road was still closed and had to huff it allot farther than planned... but being a stubborn Scotsman I toted my 3 yr old daughter on my shoulders the whole way...  but totally worth it! saw over 200 deer, found no sheds, but got my first pics of a cat on camera! Enjoy responsibly!

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[jrebel]

2nd post 3rd pick is a really nice deer. Great photos 

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[MuleyorBust]

jreb he is without a doubt, the biggest deer I have gotten on camera so far! here is another angle, never got a good width shot but love the mass

[jrebel]

He has great genetics and will be a hog this year.  He has deep forks and nice mass. 

[irishevox]

are those in Wenatchee?

[Southpole]

I noticed the third post first picture, that buck has a solid colored tail. It's not a white, thin and ropey tail with a black tip like usual mule deer. Has anyone else ever seen that before?

[MuleyorBust]

not Wenatchee, but not to far off!

[Hornseeker]

that real short and tan/red colored deer with his head buried in the lick hole.... has one hell of a weird tale on him!!!

[irishevox]

clokum (spelled wrong but you know what i mean)

[Watimberghost]

Some awesome pics, and some stud bucks as well

[jrebel]

are those in Wenatchee?

clokum (spelled wrong but you know what i mean)

Pretty bad form to ask in the first place, then to pry.....well that is just not acceptable.  Why don't you ask for GPS coordinates?  Just enjoy the pics and if you want to find out where mule deer winter spend some time afield during the winter months. 

People wonder why pictures and stories are becoming more scarce on sights like this...cause people can't just enjoy the post.

Sorry if this comes across as a thread jack..


I love the pics, thanks for sharing.

[DOUBLELUNG]

I noticed the third post first picture, that buck has a solid colored tail. It's not a white, thin and ropey tail with a black tip like usual mule deer. Has anyone else ever seen that before?

Those stripy ones are pretty common on the east slope of the Cascades, there are some that are solid dark and wide like a blacktail.  I killed one north of Cashmere that was in every way a blacktail except for geographic location.