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Quote from: testar77 on October 06, 2010, 01:12:23 PMI used to hunt in Lincoln County in the late 90's and early 00's, and I have seen some TOADS both Muley and WT there. I got a deer every year I hunted there. My then hunting partner has taken quite a few VERY nice deer from there over the last 20+ years. One WT he has measured out at 183 7/8" Washington or not, that is a big WT!I've hunted here for years, and have seen deer that are absolutely HUGE. Were talking 200 plus inches and plus 270 lbs on the hoof. Yes there are a TON of small bucks, but that to me is always a great sign when you have a solid buck to doe ratio. The truly large mule deer are around and can be pursued if you know where they like to be when the presure starts. The cool thing about Linoln County is you never know if you will get a mule deer or whitetail, and there are opportunities for GIANTS either way you slice it. I hunt all public lands that anyone can access and see toads every year, and weather I used a rifle or bow I have never been skunked. If you put the effort in nessasary out here, you will be successful for sure.
I used to hunt in Lincoln County in the late 90's and early 00's, and I have seen some TOADS both Muley and WT there. I got a deer every year I hunted there. My then hunting partner has taken quite a few VERY nice deer from there over the last 20+ years. One WT he has measured out at 183 7/8" Washington or not, that is a big WT!
Wow gomez, you got the big shovel out didnt you?
The pumpkin patch is going to be thick this year.
Gomez, do you ever guide hunts? I may be interested in hiring you.
That's it! I'm hunting Lincoln county. It's riddled with 200" mulies!Gomez, approximately how many 200" mulies have you seen in Lincoln county?
I've seen some huge bucks in bluestem area. Seen some ok bucks at Swanson lake area last summer while coyote hunting.