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$156,000 for a Mule Deer Tag

A record high bid was made for the Governor’s Mule Deer Tag for the state of Utah. The Governor’s Tag is a state-wide aution permit allowing the hunter a special extended season. Recently, the 2006 state-wide conservation permit went for a record $156,000! David Myer again put up some serious money this year. Mr. Myer was also the winning bid in 2005 and paid $82,000, which landed him a monster 240 class non-typical mule deer this past season. This is the most money ever paid anywhere for a mule deer permit.

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Camo Winner for January 2006

Each month we draw a winner in our King’s ShadowCamo renewal contest. Current subscribers of Hunting Illustrated who are getting close to renewing are sent an official renewal notice along with a ShadowCamo contest entry. When you renew the magazine, you also get your name in the drawing for a free set of King’s ShadowCamo.

Our January 2006 winner is Jim Russell from Parker, Colorado. Congratulations Jim, you have a free set of King’s Desert Shadow which includes a shirt, pant, hat and jacket.

Thanks Jim, for being a part of King’s Outdoor World.

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