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To: BenLurkin
Mule deer range west of the Missouri River and are smaller than white-tailed deer

I stopped reading right there.

6 posted on 12/17/2016 6:40:32 AM PST by fso301
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To: fso301

Stopped reading. Yup. With ya. Generally, in Montana, in both sexes, adult mule deer are noticeably larger than whitetails. I’ve butchered enough of them to know. Granted, a yearling mule deer might be the same size as an adult whitetail, but . . . you can’t trust any article that gets a fact like so wrong.


13 posted on 12/17/2016 7:06:56 AM PST by StAntKnee (Add your own danged sarc tag)
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To: fso301

Stopped reading. Yup. With ya. Generally, in Montana, in both sexes, adult mule deer are noticeably larger than whitetails. I’ve butchered enough of them to know. Granted, a yearling mule deer might be the same size as an adult whitetail, but . . . you can’t trust any article that gets a fact like so wrong.


15 posted on 12/17/2016 7:08:01 AM PST by StAntKnee (Add your own danged sarc tag)
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To: fso301

yes, obviously ignorant. The bigger north/midwestern/canadian whitetails are pretty good sized. I have never seen a muley as small as typical Texas/Mississippi whitetails on the average.


24 posted on 12/17/2016 7:32:01 AM PST by nobamanomore
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