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<blockquote data-quote="YCbtx" data-source="post: 387829" data-attributes="member: 8146"><p>Hunted out west with my daughter who did not fill her youth mulie buck tag during the September season (nerves and a big rack got the best of her on that trip).&nbsp; Put just short 7miles on the boots on Friday and another 6.5 on Saturday morning/afternoon.&nbsp; Saw a couple of very nice deer (one very old/very wide deer Saturday morning).&nbsp; Both were just out of her comfort range for distance, so she elected to pass...good on her (we had a good conversation about only shooting at a deer you have confidence in making a good shot).&nbsp; Really did not see that many deer overall considering how far away from the roads we got and the area we were hunting typically has a lot of deer (ridiculous amount of coyotes though).&nbsp; She passed on a small 2yr old buck on Saturday afternoon about 2.5 miles back into a some grasslands/state land.&nbsp; Saturday evening rolled around and we saw the first hint of rut for mulies.&nbsp; A decent 3yr old (tall/not wide) followed a pair of does down the side of a ridge and we were able to intercept them as they crossed a creek.&nbsp; Set up the bipod and she made a great shot.&nbsp; Buck ran 40yds and did a cartwheel.&nbsp; Tears and high fives followed (even tears from a proud dad).&nbsp; Was a great end to the season and she is now addicted to mule deer hunting out west!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="YCbtx, post: 387829, member: 8146"] Hunted out west with my daughter who did not fill her youth mulie buck tag during the September season (nerves and a big rack got the best of her on that trip). Put just short 7miles on the boots on Friday and another 6.5 on Saturday morning/afternoon. Saw a couple of very nice deer (one very old/very wide deer Saturday morning). Both were just out of her comfort range for distance, so she elected to pass...good on her (we had a good conversation about only shooting at a deer you have confidence in making a good shot). Really did not see that many deer overall considering how far away from the roads we got and the area we were hunting typically has a lot of deer (ridiculous amount of coyotes though). She passed on a small 2yr old buck on Saturday afternoon about 2.5 miles back into a some grasslands/state land. Saturday evening rolled around and we saw the first hint of rut for mulies. A decent 3yr old (tall/not wide) followed a pair of does down the side of a ridge and we were able to intercept them as they crossed a creek. Set up the bipod and she made a great shot. Buck ran 40yds and did a cartwheel. Tears and high fives followed (even tears from a proud dad). Was a great end to the season and she is now addicted to mule deer hunting out west! [/QUOTE]

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