88 Cents of Every Dollar Goes To Mission Delivery 
With just a $35 ticket, participants will become an annual member of MDF and be entered to win a 5-day horseback mule deer hunt in the remote mountains of British Columbia with Kifaru Outfitters.Â
For nearly four decades, the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) has worked in tandem with the USDA Forest Service to develop innovative and partnership-driven approaches to active forest management that enhance wildlife habitat for big game species, such as mule deer and black-tailed deer.
Every dollar raised will directly support on-the-ground recovery projects. These include restoring mule deer and big game habitat, repairing and improving water systems such as springs, ponds, and water diversions, purchasing seed to replant native vegetation, and repairing or installing fencing to protect critical habitat.
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There’s a special kind of pride in tagging a mule deer on your own. No guide, no outfitter, just a hunter and the grit to get it done. Across the West, do-it-yourself (DIY) mule deer hunting has become a defining experience for many who want to earn their success the hard way. Public land offers the opportunity; preparation and perseverance provide the result.
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Active Forest Management Join MDF Donate now Mule deer and black-tailed deer evolved in landscapes shaped by natural disturbances like climate driven megafires, which historically created the mix of cover, […]
Strategic Partnerships Join MDF Donate now The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) and the newly launched Blacktail Deer Foundation (BDF) show how strong partnerships drive real conservation success. By working together […]
Sagebrush and Rangeland Ecosystems Join MDF Donate now The sagebrush ecosystem is one of North America’s most extensive yet most threatened landscapes, covering large portions of the lower 48 states. […]
Winter Range and Migration Initiative Join MDF Donate now Mule deer are among the great travelers of the American West, with some herds migrating hundreds of miles between summer and […]
Invasive Vegetation Join MDF Donate now Invasive plants are one of the biggest threats to mule deer and black-tailed deer in the American West. Fast-spreading grasses and encroaching woody species […]
Wildlife-Friendly Fencing:Connecting Habitat, Supporting Landowners Join MDF Donate now Mule deer are mobile animals and depend on the ability to move between daily or seasonal habitats without major obstacles or […]
Grasslands Join MDF Donate now Grasslands and rangelands cover about one-third of the western United States, forming an often-overlooked cornerstone of mule deer habitat. Grasslands are rich in native herbaceous […]
Water Initiatives Join MDF Donate now Water is one of the most critical needs shaping mule deer populations across the West. While mule deer meet water needs through vegetation, snow, […]
Priority Herd and Landscapes Join MDF Donate now The Mule Deer Foundation’s (MDF) Priority Herds and Landscapes Initiative is a new, science-driven approach to habitat conservation that focuses on the […]
(BDF) Southeast Alaska – Tongass National Forest Join MDF Donate now The Sitka black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus sitkensis) is native to Southeast Alaska’s coastal rainforests, where it plays a vital […]