Alberta, Canada has quietly become one of the premiere spots in North America for trophy mule deer. If you leave this Canadian province out of your list when you’re talking big buck areas, you need to do some research. Alberta mule deer hunts deserve a place next to the greats like the Paunsaugunt and Henry Mountains in Utah, the Kaibab Plateau in Arizona, the east slopes of Colorado and New Mexico.

Why you should consider Alberta mule deer hunts:

• No draw required. Guaranteed license and tags in trophy mule deer zones.
• A very real probability for a heavy 160 to 180 inch buck.
• A real possibility for a huge 180, even up to or over 200 inch deer!
• Low elevation farm hunts that don’t require extreme physical fitness to be successful.

Alberta Mule Deer Hunts

We offer excellent opportunities for both whitetail and trophy mule deer hunts through central Alberta, Canada.

Alberta has been known for a long time as one of the premier places for a chance at a Boone and Crockett mule deer. Every single year, a few giants over 200 inches are taken. Our outfitters hold a large number of tags across the province, so if we start planning early, we can usually find you a hunt.

• Rifle season runs the entire month of November.
• Archery Alberta mule deer hunts are in mid September. The bucks are in their bachelor groups and feeding during long daylight hours.
• Success rates are near 100% yearly on bucks scoring at least 170 inches with an amazing amount of bucks being over 200 inches. This is an INCREDIBLE mule deer hunt!
• These hunts are sometimes booked 2 yrs in advance. For a good chance at a 200+” mule deer, we HIGHLY suggest getting on the waiting list.
• License and tags are over-the-counter.

Combo your muley hunt with a whitetail deer.

There are some giant whitetail bucks in Alberta. In fact, a few seasons ago our average whitetail scored an incredible 181 inches! That’s tough to beat anywhere! Double that with the probability of a huge mule deer, and you have the recipe for a dream hunt!

On Alberta archery mule deer hunts, you should be able to do a couple of stalks a day, and sit in the evenings for at least a 170-class mule deer.

Great bow hunting opportunity!

If you hunt early in the season, expect to see as many as 15 bucks at a time in bachelor groups feeding in canola fields or oats. These bucks bed in the fields in midday, giving the hunter an excellent spot and stalk opportunity or to position a climber stand for a push. On Alberta archery mule deer hunts, you should be able to do a couple of stalks a day, and sit in the evenings for at least a 170-class mule deer.

Book quickly if you’re interested.

Due to the amazing trophy quality, these hunts are in extremely high demand and usually booked years in advance. If you want to go on one of our Alberta mule deer hunts you need to contact us soon.

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