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Join guide Bryce Nunnery of J&B Outfitters on a guided hunting trip in Lamar, Colorado this July. This mule deer hunt showcases the rich hunting opportunities across Colorado's grasslands, where experienced hunters can pursue quality bucks in their natural habitat.
Guide Bryce Nunnery of J&B Outfitters leads mule deer hunts in Lamar, Colorado on this exciting guided hunting trip. If you're interested in pursuing trophy-class bucks in prime grassland country, reach out to J&B Outfitters to discuss availability, group size, and booking details. Contact the outfitter directly to reserve your spot and learn about current rates for the upcoming season.
The Lamar area offers some of Colorado's finest grassland hunting terrain. Mule deer thrive in these open landscapes, and the region is known for producing solid bucks with impressive antler racks. Working with an experienced local guide means you'll have access to proven hunting grounds and the knowledge to locate quality animals during your trip.
The hunt itself combines glassing open country with methodical stalking. You'll spend time scanning hillsides and valleys, reading wind direction, and using the terrain to your advantage. It's a hands-on hunting experience that rewards patience, skill, and a willingness to cover ground.
Mule deer are perfectly adapted to Colorado's grassland and foothill environments. These animals are known for their large ears, which help them regulate temperature and detect danger across open country. Mule deer are most active during early morning and late afternoon hours, which is why successful hunts often follow a pattern of pre-dawn glassing and evening stalks.
The Lamar region provides ideal habitat for healthy mule deer populations. Open grasslands mixed with scattered brush and timber pockets create perfect cover and feeding areas. During summer and early fall, bucks are in top condition and transitioning into their prime antler period. Hunting success depends on reading the land, understanding where deer bed and feed, and executing a stalk with minimal noise and scent disturbance.
The landscape itself is a key player in the hunt. Rolling grasslands provide excellent visibility for spotting deer from distance, but they also demand careful approach work. Knowing how to move undetected across open terrain, use ridgelines as cover, and anticipate deer movement patterns separates good hunting days from memorable ones. This is where local knowledge and guide experience make a real difference.