What is the weight of the heaviest mule deer on record?

Answer 1

Oh, isn't nature just amazing? The heaviest mule deer on record weighed around 500 pounds. Just imagine the beauty and majesty of such a magnificent creature roaming the wild with grace and strength. Nature always has a way of surprising us with its wonders.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, the heaviest mule deer on record weighed around 500 pounds. Like, that's one big deer, man. Can you imagine stumbling upon that in the wild? I'd be like, "Whoa, that's a whole lot of deer right there."

Answer 3

The weight of the heaviest mule deer on record is approximately 551 pounds. This record-breaking mule deer was harvested in 1926 in the state of Arizona. Mule deer are typically smaller in size compared to other deer species, with males (bucks) weighing between 150-300 pounds on average.

Answer 4

According to the published book "Deer of North America", the largest mule deer ever recorded was shot in 1938 by Lauren Rowe near Ellens Park, CO. The buck dressed out at 410 pounds so using the standard .1275 figure, the deer weighed 522.75 lbs. live weight.

California's Northern Sierra mountains have also been known to historically produce extremely large mule deer, especially between the 1920's and 1960's. In several cases "barren" does (naturally sterile), have tipped the scales at weights exceeding 400 lbs. This large body weight is likely due to both genetics of mule deer in the region as well as the does lacking the stresses of pregnancy and seasonal nutrient loss thereof.

Answer 5

Well, honey, the heaviest mule deer on record weighed around 500 pounds. That's one big boy! I hope he wasn't skipping leg day at the deer gym.

Answer 6

deers can weigh up to 50 to 80 pounds it might depend

Answer 7

The average deer is about 200 pounds.

Answer 8

mule deer weigh 175 to 200 pounds

Answer 9

A very large one can be up to 550 lbs

Answer 10

bucks is 220lbs Does are 70ish