Mule Deer Foundation

Ensuring the conservation of mule deer, black-tailed deer and their habitats


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MDF California
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California Contacts

Don Brown
Northern Calif. Regional Director
Don Brown
1155 Ohio St.
Gridley, CA 95948
Phone: 530-990-5193
don@muledeer.org

Brian Lake
Southern Calif. Regional Director
Brian Lake
119 Ina Way
Lincoln, CA 95648
Cell: 916-517-7814
blake@muledeer.org

State Chairs

John Terry
Co-Chair Sweat Equity Projects
56 W. 21st Street
Merced, CA 95340
Home: 209-722-0706
Fax: 209-722-0706
Cell: 209-499-2456

George Corder
Co-Chair Banquets and Membership
P.O Box 435
McArthur, CA 96056
Home: 530-336-5146
Fax: 530-336-1055
Cell: 530-604-4649
kcphoto@gotsky.com

Rich Fletcher
Co-Chair Legislative
15678 Catalina Dr.
Livermore, CA 94550
Work: 925-373-6601
Cell: 925-989-4372
Fax: 925-373-6602
richfletcher@sbcglobal.net

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Regional News Report here...

East Fork
East Fork Deer Habitat Improvement,
Siskiyou County, Calif.

California Projects

East Fork Deer Habitat Improvement, Siskiyou County, Calif.

The area this project is being done in is some of the most beautiful and rugged country around. The East Fork is full of natural meadows; some are as large as 50-60 acres. Others are as small as 1 to 5 acres, but all are very important to deer habitat. Most of these natural meadows are being encroached by shrubs and small conifers due to fire suppression over many years. The objective of this plan is to create and maintain quality forage areas in summer range. This is also very important fawning area. More ...


2008 Banquets


MDF Mother Lode Chapter Projects
Mother Lode Chapter,
Lower Stump Volunteer Day.

Chapter Spotlights

Central Coast Chapter

The California Central Coast Chapter (CCC) was one of the first chapters to be formed in support of the Mule Deer Foundation. The year 2007 marked the CCC’s 17th year of fundraising support for the MDF and our species! More ...

Mother Lode Chapter

In early spring of 2007 the United States Forest Service and California Department of Fish and Game called upon the Mother Lode Mule Deer Chapter for another season of hard work. The Groveland Ranger District of the Stanislaus National Forest is located in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range of central California. This is the location where mule deer and black-tailed deer once thrived. More ...

 

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