New Mexico Mulie

[jshouse]

Great buck

[DUKFVR]

Congrats!

[Bowtech Lefty]

Great mulie, congrats!!!

[gtsticker]

The story is a little long but I will shorten it up. I was hunting in the Pinon region of New Mexico. The weather when we arrived was 30 and frozen fog. Hunted 4 days and saw 3 deer. The weather heated up and I saw 3 bucks and some does at a water trough from the top of a ridge. The next morning I walked in a mile or more. It was cold and I had Sweated a bit. When I got to the water tank that I had hunt the previous mornings I just through my coat over my back and huddled up in my chair. I did not have a blind just a chair in a drainage with a couple bushes on each side. I stared hearing noise to my right, which was common with all the birds. Then I saw a deer and another, 3,4,5 does. One starred at me but turned away. As more does came in I grabbed my bow and got ready. I saw an older doe acting like a Buck was pushing her and then I saw his antlers coming. I drew and he and one of the ten or so does looked at me. I settled the pin and shot. He only went about 40 yards.


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[Tomkat70]

Nice buck, congrats

[-ATX-]

Great old buck!

When no one else will stand, stand alone.

[horns07]

Pretty sure all NM LO deer tags are ranch specific. Most are even technically OTC but ranch specific

They are close to being OTC besides having to purchase straight from the landowner and the landowner can charge whatever they would like. There is no set price on them. Some can get pretty pricey. They are ranch specific.

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[ShawnG]

Congrats

[texaslongshot]

nice congrats

[Texans42]

They are close to being OTC besides having to purchase straight from the landowner and the landowner can charge whatever they would like. There is no set price on them. Some can get pretty pricey. They are ranch specific.

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What time thought, drew this year in first choice unit and bought LO two years ago.

[ROBINHOOD11]

Very nice!

[TXCreed90]

Awesome buck! congratulations!

[TWarren]

The story is a little long but I will shorten it up. I was hunting in the Pinon region of New Mexico. The weather when we arrived was 30 and frozen fog. Hunted 4 days and saw 3 deer. The weather heated up and I saw 3 bucks and some does at a water trough from the top of a ridge. The next morning I walked in a mile or more. It was cold and I had Sweated a bit. When I got to the water tank that I had hunt the previous mornings I just through my coat over my back and huddled up in my chair. I did not have a blind just a chair in a drainage with a couple bushes on each side. I stared hearing noise to my right, which was common with all the birds. Then I saw a deer and another, 3,4,5 does. One starred at me but turned away. As more does came in I grabbed my bow and got ready. I saw an older doe acting like a Buck was pushing her and then I saw his antlers coming. I drew and he and one of the ten or so does looked at me. I settled the pin and shot. He only went about 40 yards.


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Beautiful buck and beautiful country! How bad was the pack out?

Does anyone have any idea what causes the wavy antlers? I got one in that unit last year that exhibited the exact some characteristics, I just assumed it was due to age.

[Mexico]

Lots of character! Cool buck!

[jshouse]

Beautiful buck and beautiful country! How bad was the pack out?

Does anyone have any idea what causes the wavy antlers? I got one in that unit last year that exhibited the exact some characteristics, I just assumed it was due to age.

Pretty sure it's just by the deer forming the antlers with their hooves.




That's what I heard on TBH one time anyway