…when you actually run into a bunch of them while out walking. Sure, it happens in the Jeep but they’re not especially afraid of cars and cars cover a lot of ground more quickly than they seem able to process anyway. On foot, I don’t remember ever just blundering into mule deer within easy half-blind-old-man rifle range. I only saw a doe with a fawn this morning, but the doe started pronking (or stotting, whatever) right away instead of bulletting away so I’m guessing she was behind a herd I didn’t see.
Possibly this herd, which is also acting too big for its britches. The middle of the afternoon? Seriously? I should lay out and shoot a few just to teach them respect.
Mmmm, jerky, chili, korma, curry
Sure is one thirsty herd, but how the heck don’t they too get kidney stones drinking that stuff?
Might that not be a good option to exercise Torso Boy?
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You know there is always the option of turning one of the mulies into jerky,..
https://lowcarbyum.com/basic-venison-or-beef-jerky/
Or you can make venison pemmican…
http://blog.westonproducts.com/2015/10/Venison-Pemmican-Recipe.html
And/or dog treats for TP…
https://greatvenisoncooking.com/venison-recipes/doggie-treats/
I use this guys site and books, https://honest-food.net/
With a CHAMP permit you would not even have to get out of the Jeep.