Mule Deer in the Peace Country have reached Legendary Status
In 1999, the government biologists implemented a resident draw system for mule deer hunting in this area. This has produced a higher age class herd with more mature trophy bucks. The combination of great genetics, and the abundance of protein rich agricultural crops, with maturity, has resulted in some of the best Trophy Mule Deer hunting in North America. The program has worked wonders, which is only getting better every year.
Our Mule Deer hunts are 5 days in mid September while the bucks are in their bachelor groups and feeding during long daylight hours.
Carl Windle
Glen with son Jason
Jarod & Kelly Ensor 176 B&C
Jason Curt 194 B&C
John Neilson 186 B&C
Paul Brewer Jr
Scott Day
400 inches of bone in 20 minutes
Don Terhune 30″ wide Muley
Cole Philips – 30 inch, 200 B&C
Steve Terhune’s Alberta muley
Cole Schindler 180″ Muley
Anthony Smith 197 B&C
John Smith 204 B&C
Dr. David Stark 178 B&C
Tim Shaffer’s 218 B&C-Muley
We expect to produce some huge trophies over the next few years, as it is getting more difficult for residents to draw an Alberta mule deer tag. Lucky for non-residence they don’t have to draw.” ~Mike White
Marc Warnke’s 202 Alberta Mule Deer
Lamar Wakefield’s 203 B&C
David Byrd’s Muley
I love it when the tough decision is choosing which 200” muley to go after” ~Mike White
Steve Grinnell’s 200 B&C
Bill’s 198″ Muley
Cole’s 195 B&C Mule Deer
Kenny Layman’s 195 B&C
Howard’s 192 Muley
Mickey Layman’s 180 B&C
Wade Keatt’s Mule Deer
Don Kindt with his 181 B&C muley
Frank Cangemi with his 30 inch muley
Marc Warnke with his 199 B&C muley
Tim Shaffer with his 185 B&C muley
