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September 12 - Jared Lurk
Hunter: Jared Lurk
Animal: 160" Velvet Mule Deer
Location: Alberta, Canada
Weapon: PSE X-Force
After spending the first few days getting on big Mulley after big Mulley with Mark, I was up to bat. I shot a few practice sessions with my PSE X-Force. It was hitting well, as usual, and I was ready to start the hunt. Corey Jarvis of Three Rivers Adventures (www.3riversadventures.com) had us on shooter bucks from sun up until the last stalk of the day. Around 3pm we got on a bedded Muley and closed the distance to 55 yards. He stood and gave me a perfect broadside shot. I placed my 55 yard pin center mass and let the arrow fly. The buck ran about 50 yards before hitting the ground.
Watching Mule Deer hunts it is easy to underestimate them. Muleys appear docile, slow moving, and easy to kill – but they are the furthest thing from that. For me, that’s what makes Mule Deer hunting so much fun. It is a challenge that compares to nothing else. That coupled with the great times spent with Mark and Corey have me already anticipating next year’s hunt.



