Most recently added comments / posts to this topichttp://www.outdoorsforher.com/feature_of_the_week_09_06_mule_deerposted by: OFH Staff Melissa. So true Jessica!  Mule deer are very hard to hunt.  I have being hunting several years whitetail, and I think sometimes mule are much harder.   It could be the terrain as well.  But, yes, they are hard to hunt!http://www.outdoorsforher.com/feature_of_the_week_09_06_mule_deer#2977492009-09-09 20:42:37http://www.outdoorsforher.com/feature_of_the_week_09_06_mule_deer#297749posted by: Miss Jessica. I am also a predator of the mule deer but not a very good one. These deer can hear you coming from a very long ways away (hence the satelites on the side of their heads) and are extremely difficult to sneak up on. In Wyoming, mature, large bucks will be found in higher country, usually within stands of aspen trees mixed with sagebrush. Finding a place where they are bedded down or intercepting them on a commonly used trail are the best ways to get on them for bowhunting. After many conversations with fellow bowhunters, I have decided that mule deer are much harder to get with a bow than elk, antelope, whitetail, bear, or mountain lion.http://www.outdoorsforher.com/feature_of_the_week_09_06_mule_deer#2975692009-09-09 10:59:09http://www.outdoorsforher.com/feature_of_the_week_09_06_mule_deer#297569