AG WTF....I'm in Saskatchewan!!

The one on the grid road was a mulie as well. I believe him to be the typical from my scouting missions prior to season - 190's(the best typical i saw in scoutingor have seen). Will do,I am heading out well before sunrise to hopefully confirm it is him and what he is doing.

The other one was also a 4 typical that I could tell, not super high but very heavy chocolate horns w nice width 28-30, the distance was a bit of factor in seeing all the details but my impression was shooter(not sure he'd score as well as the night buck but I love them dark/heavy horns!!).

Based on my scouting I have come to the realization that this zone isn't what it use to be, so I am hoping for 180/junk or character, being realistic while holding out hope I may be suprised.

As far as whitetails from this am, biggest was a young(3 1/2 is my guess) 5x6 - very close to 150 was my guess. Also saw a mature 4x4 that would probably hit mid 140's, very tall tines, tight spread-just outside the ears)and heavyboth in horns and on the hoof. The rest were young ins and women/childern.

Update from sunday am recon: notta didn't see the mulie from the other night, in fact saw very few deer in the area PERIOD. Either he went south behind the brush and creek, moving under complete darkness or freak sighting?? Calling for some moisture today and turning to snow so I may head back tomorrow for the first hour or so before work in hopes I may get some clues or a glimpse.