#muledeer

[spiritofthemountainnaturephoto]

Chill day with some turkey friends 🦃🦃

[burtsmithers]

[mountainfound]

Naturally collected mule deer antler and Kingman turquoise earrings. (Instagram/Facebook will not let me tag products that have “animal elements” in them. Even though my antlers are collected seasonally after they naturally fall off the deer and elk. 🤷🏽‍♀️ They continually flag my posts as not complying with their commerce policies. Anyway, the link for the shop can be found in my bio. • • • • #antlerjewelry #shedhunting #muledeer #elkantlers #mountaingirls #huntress #silversmith (at Mountain Found Studio) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqLe9afJvKW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[harvestingnature]

*MULE DEER ALERT* Our business manager, @caseynordine, took this 10-point mule deer buck in South Dakota yesterday, check out the smile on his face! The @harvestingnature crew is steadily filling their freezers, and we want to know how your seasons are going! DM us photos for a shoutout or tag us in a post and we will help celebrate your success! #harvestingnature #findyourwilderness #huntingseason #muledeer #deerseason #deerhunting #southdakota https://www.instagram.com/p/CWV9IGopm5d/?utm_medium=tumblr

[thebackwoodslife]

Congrats to our buddies Trey Sears and Bobby Sears on Trey’s nice mule deer! They are the good folks behind @jebschokes #backwoodslife #jebschokes #muledeer #wednesday (at Backwoods Life) https://www.instagram.com/p/CG5hUUjFtjg/?igshid=1ms5pnhakq85m

[mountaindewpussyblast]

wolpertinger ocs drawn on four legs bc its easier

[lunarlightforge]

This custom small camp knife is done and ready to head to its forever home! This ones a bit different from the other small camps with its downward curve from the handle to the tip of the blade. The customer wanted something a little bigger for processing game. If you’d like something similar send me a dm for purchasing and customizing info. Thanks everyone!!

[americasgreatoutdoors]

Oh deer! We can’t hide from another birthday post! March 14 marks the birth of the National Wildlife Refuge System. Things looked a lot different back in 1903 when President Theodore Roosevelt established the first national wildlife refuge on Pelican Island in Florida to protect wild birds. But today, the National Wildlife Refuge System, managed by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is a premier network of public lands, with over 567 wildlife refuges in each state and territory. They support thousands of iconic plants and animals, local communities and outdoor adventure. It’s probably easier than you realize to visit a local wildlife refuge, and what better day to plan your next trip than today? Photo courtesy of Dawn Wilson.