Venison and Ramp Mapo Tofu
By: Adam Berkelmans
Ahhhh! Eeeeek! Noooo! Tofu!?!
Yes. Tofu. It’s delicious, get over...
How to Quarter and Pack Out a Mule Deer in Remote Country
By: Trevor J Hubbs
You’ve put in the miles, glassed countless ridges, and finally notched...
Mule Deer Foundation Backcountry Hunt Packing List
The Ultimate Backcountry Mule Deer Hunting Packing GuideBy: Trevor Hubbs, Mule Deer...
Reading Sign: Tracks, Beds, and Rubs in Mule Deer Country
By: Trevor J Hubbs
When hunting mule deer, understanding and interpreting the signs they...
Hunting in Burn Areas: Understanding Post-Fire Regrowth and Mule Deer Behavior
By: Trevor J Hubbs
Wildfires are an inevitable part of the western landscape, shaping...
Why Migration Corridors Matter for Hunters
By: Cody Fongemie
There’s something about standing on a ridgeline in the last light of...
MDF Employee Spotlight!
Casey Nordine casey@muledeer.org
Who:
Casey Nordine, Habitat Partnership...
Lessons from the Mountain: A Solo Hunter’s Guide to Mule Deer
By: Michael “Micky” Luby
Hunting mule deer alone in the backcountry is one of the...
Understanding Mule Deer Migration Corridors and How to Hunt Them
By: Trevor Hubbs
Few things in the West are as impressive as mule deer on the move. Each...
Faces of Forestry: Randy Morrison
A Passionate Conservationist
By: Nicole Reed-Fickel
Californians are often known for their...
How to Track a Wounded Mule Deer: A Step-by-Step Guide
By: Trevor J Hubbs
Every hunter hopes for a clean shot, but even the best shot placement...
Hunting Mule Deer Between 5,000 and 10,000 Feet
By: Trevor Hubbs
Ask any mule deer hunter and they’ll tell you: elevation matters....
Migrations Across the West: Following the Old Roads
By: Michael Luby
If you’ve never seen a line of mule deer moving across the skyline at...
Remembering My First Mule Deer Buck
By: Michael “Micky” Luby
It’s been twenty years since that hunt, but I can still...
How to Pattern High Country Bucks Before the Rifle Opener
By: Trevor Hubbs
Success in the high country doesn’t happen by luck. Rifle season comes...
Where Do They Go? Locating Mule Deer in Drought Years
By: Trevor J Hubbs
On the dry ridges outside Tucson, AZ hunters know that a year of poor...