Merry Christmas from the Mule Deer Foundation As the snow settles over the mountains and the year draws to a close, we at the Mule Deer... Continue reading
A Cross-Border Challenge: Canadaโs Mule Deer Alberta and Saskatchewanโs Unique Struggles with Harsh Winters and Growing Predator... Continue reading
The Economic & Cultural Value of Mule Deer How Hunting, Wildlife Watching, and a Western Icon Sustain Rural Communities By Trevor J... Continue reading
Late-Season Mule Deer Hunts: Weather as Ally and an Enemy By: Trevor J Hubbs (Mule Deer Foundation) Late-season mule deer hunting offers a unique blend... Continue reading
15 Days Left to Enter to Win a Once-in-a-Lifetime British Columbia Mule Deer Hunt in Support of Conservation Clearfield, Utah โ June 20, 2025 โ The Mule Deer Foundation invites hunters and... Continue reading
New Video Series Showcases the Mule Deer Foundation and USDA Forest Serviceโs Long-term Partnership CLEARFIELD, Utah โ September 2, 2025 The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) announces the upcoming... Continue reading
Cold Goose Breast with Spiced Ponzu Sauce By: Adam Berkelmans Ponzu is a Japanese sauce used for marinating, dipping, or adding some... Continue reading
Public Land, Private Grit: Harvesting a Mule Deer Without a Guide By Trevor J Hubbs Photo by Tanner Liermann Thereโs a special kind of pride in tagging a... Continue reading
Weโre Not VictimsโWeโre Veterans By: Hunter OwenMule Deer Foundation Guest Contributor Too many of my fellow veterans are... Continue reading
Family Hunting Camps: Carrying on the Tradition By: Trevor J Hubbs For generations, mule deer hunting has been about far more than filling a... Continue reading
Ten Years for One Buck By Michael โMickyโ Luby, for the Mule Deer Foundation The first time I saw him, it was almost... Continue reading
Get Rutting Ready: How to Make the Most of Mule Deer in November By: Trevor J Hubbs When temperatures drop and daylight fades, something special happens... Continue reading
How to Quarter and Pack Out a Mule Deer in Remote Country By: Trevor J Hubbs Youโve put in the miles, glassed countless ridges, and finally notched... Continue reading
Reading Sign: Tracks, Beds, and Rubs in Mule Deer Country By: Trevor J Hubbs When hunting mule deer, understanding and interpreting the signs they... Continue reading
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... Continue reading
Why Migration Corridors Matter for Hunters By: Cody Fongemieย Thereโs something about standing on a ridgeline in the last light of... Continue reading