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Alpine, WY- Star Valley Chapter Banquet

Join us for a celebration of mule deer, wildlife conservation, habitat improvement, and our hunting heritage with the Mule Deer Foundation! Enjoy exciting raffles and games where you can win […]

Volunteer

Volunteer Join MDF Donate now project volunteers At the Mule Deer Foundation, we believe that conservation is a collective effort. Our habitat projects often require many extra hands to achieve […]

Chapter Rewards

Chapter Rewards Join MDF Donate now! Empowering Chapters Chapter Rewards funds could be used by Chapters, MDF Partners, or MDF Staff to support conservation projects that help contribute to the […]

USFS and Mule Deer Foundation Partner for Success

Written by Mule Deer Foundation on . Posted in Conservation & Project Updates, Education & Outreach, Impact & Metrics, News & Announcements, Press Releases, Strategy, Priorities & Organizational Vision.

The USDA Forest Service manages nearly 200 million acres of public land all over the country. That’s a lot of ground to cover, especially when you consider the agency’s mandate to make decisions on how best to utilize and maintain the land for “the greatest good of the greatest number in the long run.”

People of MDF

Join MDF Donate now Mule Deer Foundation Executive Staff The Mule Deer Foundation’s executive staff brings decades of education and expertise to help the foundation accomplish its mission of protecting and […]

Greg Sheehan

Greg Sheehan brings over 20 years of leadership experience in habitat and wildlife conservation to his role as President and CEO of the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF). Formerly the Utah […]

Jeremy Snitker

Jeremy started his relationship with the Mule Deer Foundation over 15 years ago as a volunteer on a local chapter committee. In 2016 a full-time position in the finance department […]

Katie Gourdin

Katie was raised in Northern Utah where she has spent the last 14 years being a volunteer for the Mule Deer Foundation, most of those being the chapter chair for […]

Ray Crow

Ray grew up on a small farm in Roosevelt, Utah. After graduating high school, Ray went to college for a degree in CAD drafting, which helped start his career as […]

Three must try Wild Game Appetizers in 2025

Written by Mule Deer Foundation on . Posted in Stories & Member Voices, Uncategorized.

Here are three very easy recipes for fur, feather, and fin appetizers. For the sliders, you can use any venison (whitetail, mule deer, elk, caribou, etc.). For the Buffalo Pheasant, you can indeed substitute any upland bird (even waterfowl, I suppose) and incorporate this somewhat homemade buffalo sauce. For the bacon-wrapped jalapeño poppers, you guessed it—you can use any fish, from saltwater to freshwater to scuzzy pond water fare (e.g., catfish).

Vernal, UT- Uintah Basin Chapter Banquet

We are back in the Basin! Join us for fun filled night for all ages! We will have games, sweepstakes tickets, live and silent auction with some awesome big game […]