200 Inch Mule Deer with Mossback

Published on January 6, 2014
Duration: 13:03

This video documents a successful mule deer hunt in Utah's Pahvant Plateau, culminating in the harvest of a large trophy buck. The hunt highlights the challenges of locating and pursuing elusive game, emphasizing patience and strategic glassing. The use of specialized equipment like Gunwerks rifles and Nightforce optics is showcased, contributing to the successful long-range shot.

Quick Summary

A trophy mule deer hunt on Utah's Pahvant Plateau featured a Gunwerks rifle and Nightforce optic. The target buck was a large specimen with significant antler points. Expert guidance from Doyle Moss of Mossback Guides was crucial in recovering the animal after a successful shot.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Introduction to the Hunt
  2. 00:24Scouting for the Target Buck
  3. 01:35Assessing Other Bucks
  4. 02:24Locating Associated Bucks
  5. 03:39Last Minute Shot Opportunity
  6. 04:39Day Two Morning Search
  7. 06:03The Shot is Taken
  8. 06:58Praise for the Gunwerks Rifle
  9. 09:09Preparing for the Final Shot
  10. 09:53Harvesting the Trophy Buck
  11. 10:16Appreciating the Buck
  12. 11:00Detailed Look at the Buck
  13. 12:01Hunt Recap and Sponsors

Frequently Asked Questions

Where was this trophy mule deer hunt conducted?

This trophy mule deer hunt took place in one of Utah's coveted areas, specifically on the Pahvant Plateau, during the muzzleloader season in 2012.

What equipment was highlighted during the hunt?

The hunt featured a Gunwerks rifle, praised for its accuracy, and a Nightforce optic. Apparel from Sitka and Kenetrek Boots were also noted.

What made the target buck a trophy?

The target buck was described as a trophy due to its size and antler configuration, noted as being six points on one side and four on the other, with significant 'junk' or extra points.

Who provided expert guidance during the hunt?

Expert guidance was provided by Doyle Moss of Mossback Guides and Outfitters, who was instrumental in relocating the buck after an initial shot.

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