I am all about the mule deer

My heart lies in the Moose hunt in the deepest darkest regions of our boreal forests..

Another moose hunter here.  Remote wall tent style hunting camps and week or two long hunts.   I also enjoy WT hunts in the bush country as well.

Mountain Elk I'd say (thus far). They truly are the "ghosts" of the forest....I've found I smell them sometimes before I see them LOL. And they manage to get through the thickest nastiest stuff without making a sound!!! It really blows my mind.

Moose, then elk.

I guess you could say that I'm a meat hunter so first on my list would be moose then elk followed by white tail.

Not to keen on the mulies tho..

I like hunting a lot of animals and love to eat moose and elk.

If I had to narrow it down (and to answer this thread question I need to), I would say Pronghorn and white-tails.  And then to get it to one I would have to say white-tail because I can hunt them every year and shoot more than one a year.  I only get to go on a pronghorn hunt every couple years.

White Tails were my fav up till 3 years ago
now sheep have taken over my life, and will continue hunting them in till i cant anymore

I will have time to hunt Elk and Moose and Deer etc when Im old
but don't know how many years I have left to hunt sheep

Whitetail's hold as special place for me that is where I started out with my Dad and mentors teaching me.  Next would be Elk.

When I was a young man I loved the mountains and the bugle of an elk;  I'm always humbled while hunting antelope, both at their awareness, and them being such a strange animal.......I still think they'd be at home on the serengeti, so many physical traits they have just seem, "foreign" despite growing up in the heart of antelope country.  I've seen a wt buck crawl on it's belly and am forever amazed at how a mule buck can be almost invisible...unless you look reeeaal close.  What dad wouldn't have a fond memory of his child's duck, partridge, and pheasant hunting?

Haven't taken a bear yet, been trying.  Called in 3 last fall, one big boar but just didn't have the right angle on a shot, so passed.  The other two were still all legs.  One of these years I'll have bear hams in the smoker and a hide. 

All that being said, I'm with Walleyes 100%.  The first moose I called in I thought we had awakened a T-Rex!  Bellowing, breaking trees (seriously, Trees, not branches!), almost but not quite shaking at the sheer size of a moose as you raise your rifle, as basically a deer hunter walking up to their first moose, thinking, "My good God, what have I got myself into"(think packboard, knee high marshy grass where every step sinks you past ankle deep, and about a mile to the truck);   pretty tough to beat the attraction.  Add that to the beauty solitude and effort involved in hunting the deep boreal and the best game meat there is, Ya, I'm a moose hunter first.