Nebraska Mule Deer - Hunt #37-MD

If Nebraska isn’t on your short list for a trophy mule deer hunt, maybe it should be. Located in western Nebraska, these hunts are held on over 40,000 acres that are either owned or leased. This area has wide open prairie, agriculture fields, cottonwood stands and pines. Bowhunts, rifle and muzzleloader hunts are held. Crossbows are legal to use.

Hunts are conducted on various ranches including Ranch A which is a trophy ranch. Mule deer bucks on this ranch typically score 165+ with some 190+ having been harvested. The best time to kill a big buck on this ranch is in early archery season (Sept. and Oct.). Property B is actually several parcels where the bucks tend to score 140-165.

During the course of the hunt, a hunter will normally spend some days on stand and others doing spot and stalk with a guide. Hunters may elect to do the entire hunt from stands. Stands consist of ladder stands, ground blinds or on the ground from high vantage points.

Includes meals, lodging, guide, field care and skinning of animals. License cost is $209 plus a $20 habitat stamp. Hunter Education Certification is required for everyone age 12 through 29.

5 Day Archery Hunt - $5000, 2×1 guided on Property A and $4000 on Property B (Sept. 15 - Dec. 31, 2012)

4 Day Rifle Hunts - $4000, 3×1 guided, can be on Property A or B (Nov. 10 -18, 2012)

5 Day Muzzleloader Hunts - $3800, 2×1 guided on Property A or B (Dec. 1 -31, 2012)

Can also be done as a mule deer / whitetail two-buck hunt. See Hunt #37-MDWD