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The Caylor Project: Protecting Wildlife Habitat and Denver’s Drinking Water
The Mule Deer Foundation improves mule deer habitat while protecting the water supply for Colorado’s capital city.
Solo vs. Partnered Mule Deer Hunts: Pros and Cons
Choosing the right approach for your style, goals, and country
There’s a fork in the road every mule deer hunter hits at some point: go it alone or bring a partner. Both paths can lead to great hunts, and both come with tradeoffs that matter more than most people admit.
Mule Deer Foundation Awarded $320,000 from California Department of Fish and Wildlife to Support Wildlife Corridors and Sagebrush Restoration in Modoc County
Mule Deer Foundation receives funding to implement a large-scale juniper reduction project in northeastern California.
Using Turkey Season to Prep for Your Western Hunt
At first glance, the idea of using turkey season to prepare for a Western hunt sounds odd. After all, when we think of heading West, it’s usually for mule deer or elk—not turkeys. But the truth is, turkey hunting hones many of the same critical skills needed for a successful DIY or public land hunt out West. The overlap is greater than you might think, from physical conditioning to woodsmanship.
The Role of Hunters and Local Observers: Supporting Sustainable Mule Deer Populations
Mule deer are one of the most iconic species of the American West. Their presence in sagebrush flats, high desert draws, and mountain ridges is a living reminder of the wilderness we strive to protect. But healthy mule deer populations don’t happen by accident, they require careful management, ethical hunting practices, and the keen eyes of local observers.
Tag Soup Stories and What They Teach Us
Every hunter has a version of it. Gun misfired, missed a shot, waiting to long to shoot, things just happen. The tag stays in your pocket, the freezer stays empty, and the lessons stick around a whole lot longer than any set of antlers ever would.
MDF Recommended Gear for Shed Hunting
Shed hunting in Western winter range demands durability, comfort, and mobility. The goal is to move efficiently, glass often, and minimize unnecessary pressure on wildlife. Here’s dependable gear that performs in mule deer country.
Restoring Native Grasslands and Riparian Systems in Central Arizona
Restoring central Arizona’s grasslands is bringing life back to wildlife migration areas in Prescott National Forest.