Mule Deer Foundation & Other Conservation Organizations
Mule Deer Foundation (MDF)
Ensuring the conservation of mule deer, black-tailed deer and their habitats. MDF's goals center on restoring, improving and protecting mule deer habitat, which result in self-sustaining, healthy, free-ranging, and huntable mule deer populations. MDF achieves its goals through partnering with state and federal wildlife agencies, conservation groups, businesses and individuals to fund and implement habitat enhancement projects on both public and private lands.
Address: 404 East 4500 South, Suite B-10
Salt Lake City, UT 84107
Toll-free: 1-888-375-DEER (3337)
Phone: 801-747-3344
Southeast Idaho Mule Deer Foundation
Established in 1999, the Southeast Idaho Mule Deer Foundation focuses on
ensuring mule deer remain a vital and beautiful part of the experience for those who hunt and those who don't hunt.
Address: PO Box 2724,
Pocatello, Idaho 83206
Phone: 208-241-3337
Arizona Deer Association
The Arizona Deer Association is a non-profit conservation organization dedicated to improving habitat and expanding Arizona's mule deer and Coues' deer herds. To fulfill our mission, we raise funds from members, the public, and private sources. These funds support projects, education, and programs that directly benefit Arizona's deer herds and their habitat.
Address: P.O. Box 21868
Mesa, AZ 85277
Phone: 480-854-8950
Mule Deer Working Group (MDWG)
Established in 1997, consisting of a representative from each member state and Canadian province. Since that time, the MDWG has been successfully addressing mule and black-tailed deer concerns shared among wildlife agencies in western North America.
Address: 555 N. Greasewood Rd.
Tucson, Arizona 85745
Phone: 520-388-4448
Wyoming Game and Fish Mule Deer Working Group
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has roots all the way back to the 1890's. This period in our history marks a major decline in the population of wild game in the state of Wyoming due to unlimited harvesting practices used by settlers. During that decade, the positions of State Fish Warden (1890) and State Game Warden (1899) were established to protect Wyoming's wildlife from dangers of over harvesting. These positions were dedicated to the replenishment of the wildlife in the area.
Address: 5400 Bishop Boulevard
Cheyenne, WY 82006
Phone: 307-777-4600
Texas Deer Association (TDA)
The TDA, a non-profit organization founded in 1999, is dedicated to improving deer quality and land management practices to enhance animal health and habitat
Address: 403 East Ramsey Road
San Antonio, TX 78216-4662
Phone: 210- 767-8300
California Deer Association (CDA)
The California Deer Association is a non-profit, tax-exempt wildlife conservation organization whose principal goal is to improve our California deer herds and other wildlife through direct financial support for habitat improvement and research projects. Seventy-five percent of the net profit from fund-raising events will go to projects, all of which will be within California's borders.
Address: 870 Park Row, PMB 671
Salinas, CA 93901
Phone: 1-888-499-DEER
Colorado Mule Deer Association
The conservationist and sportsmen members of the Colorado Mule Deer Association remain focused on its mission by establishing the following goals: Maintaining Mule Deer habitat, Preserving our Hunting Heritage, Advocacy, and Mule Deer Research.
Address: P.O. Box 2104
Grand Junction, CO 81502
Phone: 970-241-9556
Oregon Hunters Association. (OHA)
OHA - is the largest non-profit conservation organization in the state of Oregon dedicated to wildlife, wildlife habitat. Our mission is to provide an abundant huntable wildlife resource in Oregon for present and future generations, enhancement of wildlife habitat and protection of hunter's rights.
Address: P.O. Box 1706
Medford, OR 97501
Phone: 541-772-7313
