They headed north and stopped at 3 a.m., pitching tarps and bags anywhere. They tried to stick it out, even smearing mud on their license plate, but in the end, packed up and headed to a new spot. Boyd Dennis and Bill Kaylor left California for some Idaho muley hunting and couldn’t help but overhear snide comments about Californians coming to town. Boone & Crockett ClubĮven back in the early 1970′s, hunters from California got heat from locals. Dennis Even back in the early 1970’s, hunters from California got heat from locals. He’s also in the Boone and Crockett’s Top 20 with a non-typical mule deer buck he took in 1963. Scroll down a bit and you’ll find Garcia’s name again. Or, perhaps it’s a combination of the two. Garcia, the hunter who tagged the buck, either knew a thing or two about giant muleys or hunted in a pretty special area. That said, one safe assumption can be made: Joseph A. Taken in 1965, there’s not much information to be had regarding the story behind this exceptional typical. The boys winched the carcass up to the Jeep and likely had backstraps for supper. Did I mention he only had one arm? A mill accident took the other one. 30-06, Urban severed the buck’s spine at 175 yards. The Riener boys opened up with no one connecting. A dozen does filed out of a draw in front of them and the big buck followed. With his International Scout (what else do you hunt Idaho mule deer with?), Urban was followed by his boys in a CJ-3 Jeep. With ten boys to his name, Urban Riener was cruising the Snake River Breaks on a warm day back in 1979. When you have 16 kids, aside from cattle rustling, hunting is about the best way to feed them all. Riener A dozen does filed out of a draw in front of them and the big buck followed. As he rounded a corner on a dirt road, this massive buck just happened to be in his way.
To his credit, he did stick mostly to his pick-up instead of hoofing it up and down the hills. Like any die-hard good old boy, Kirk ignored his doctor’s advice and took to the hills in Gem County, Idaho in 1967. Kirk Payne had a heart attack, and his doctor told him specifically not to go hunting. It’s funny how doctors can get in the way of a good time. (Tie) Kirk Payne It’s funny how doctors can get in the way of a good time.
The duo known for finding world-class muley bucks were guiding Barr when the deer was taken. Mule deer fanatics will also likely recognize the Taylor Brothers (Ridge and Cash). Barr has taken a number of exceptional mule deer and this southeastern Idaho beast is his best. Mule Deer fanatics will recognize the name J. Larry Barr Larry Barr with his record mule deer Larry Barr
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