Being natives of Utah, we cut our teeth hunting mule deer. This has resulted in countless days scouting and hunting for bucks worthy of punching our tags. With the decline of mule deer throughout the West, it has gotten harder and harder to find and kill big mule deer every year. We typically hunt mule deer for ourselves in as many states each year as we have time to, for the simple reason that you have to hunt in as many places as you can to try and take trophy deer. Utah has some incredible mule deer genetics and today has a few areas that produce the caliber of deer we love to hunt, either for ourselves or with others that obtain a tag. Drawing tags in Utah is very tough, but if you get lucky and draw a permit, our crew of guides are very experienced and driven Mule deer hunters who love the challenge of finding the best bucks on the units they scout and guide.

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We have been very fortunate to have guided many hunters to some great bucks in Utah over the years. We've been able to harvest numerous typical and non-typical bucks scoring 200"- 245"+ and everything in between. We appreciate our hunters, who by hiring us to assist them on their hunts, have allowed us to spend hundreds of days in the field searching for the type of bucks worthy of punching a tag on. We enjoy the challenge of finding trophy Mule deer. We make it a personal challenge to find the best bucks alive on the units we guide and stick with them until season arrives. 

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​We guide mule deer hunts on the best limited entry draw units in Utah including the Henry Mountains, Paunsaugunt, San Juan Elk Ridge, and Fillmore Oak Creek. Tags in these units are tough to draw but they offer great opportunities at trophy bucks. There are some dramatic differences in these units during the different seasons. We typically favor hunting the archery and muzzleloader seasons to scout and hunt bucks in their summer patterns, and to hunt prior to the rifle hunts. By the time the rifle hunts come around, many of the best deer on some of these units have already been taken during the archery and muzzleloader seasons, or may migrate with weather, making relocating them tougher.​

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​We have very experienced guides on all of the units we hunt, and we never overbook too many hunters. This ensures our crew of guides can give their full attention each hunter deserves after drawing a coveted trophy deer tag. We take finding the best deer in each unit very seriously. If you apply in Utah and draw a permit, give us a call if you're looking for a guide on your hunt. Below are some of the great bucks we've taken over the years with our hunters. 

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