Mule Deer Articles

Going airborne, as you would for whitetails, in the right locations and under the right circumstances can yield big results on mule deer.

Factoring in his latest 200-class mule deer buck, Randy Ulmer’s career total for muley antlers now surpasses the 5,000-inch mark.

Big game bowhunting seasons are finally rolling across America. Here’s to hoping your fall is filled with many good hunting memories, and perhaps a punched tag or two.

Two bowhunters embark on an epic mule deer adventure in the high desert of New Mexico.

The late-summer 2019 archery season has started in several western states, and a few massive mule deer have already been tagged by some well-known bowhunters.

Add these spot-and-stalk techniques to your arsenal to become a more successful bowhunter.

A Saskatchewan muley with a 5x5 typical frame and 15 abnormal points on each side was recently crowned the new No. 1 non-typical by a P&Y special panel of judges.

Looking for a way to extend your archery season? Visit the desert Southwest for Coues deer and muleys.

Texas isn’t just a great whitetail destination. Plenty of wide-racked muleys lurk in the state’s northern half, where spot-and-stalk opportunities abound.

Two archery experts with several monster bucks to their credit reveal their secrets for tagging early season mule deer.

Peak rut and frigid temps stir red-hot bowhunting action, and it’s not far away!

Growth of the mule deer population has grown each of the last three years, including being up another 39 percent from last year.

The answer isn't always clear when deciding to take a monster muley or the whopper whitetail.