Mule Deer Foundation Announces New Regional Director
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Don Brown was recently hired as Regional Director for the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) in northern California and Oregon. Brown has many years of experience as a guide and outfitter in Argentina and the Dakota’s. His background and various outdoor-related associations are a good match for the Foundation.
MDF Director of Field Operations Bob Meulengracht said, “Don will be able to fill a void in his territory, and with his connections in the industry he will be a great addition to the MDF team!”
Brown has a passion for the outdoors and hunting. He stated, “I am looking forward to utilizing my industry connections to help further the MDF mission.”
Brown will be out traveling and talking with members and new chapter potentials. If you would like to become involved with MDF by starting a chapter, send an e-mail to don@muledeer.org
MDF President Miles Moretti concluded, “I would like to welcome Don to the team and look forward to seeing his passion for mule deer flourish as MDF’s newest Regional Director.”
About MDF (www.muledeer.org)
The Mule Deer Foundation is a national non-profit 501(c)3
organization, with over 10,000 members. MDF’s mission is to ensure the conservation of mule deer, black-tailed deer and their habitats. MDF is dedicated to restoring, improving and protecting mule deer habitat (including land and easement acquisitions) resulting in self-sustaining, healthy, free ranging and hunt-able deer populations; encouraging and supporting responsible wildlife management with government agencies, private organizations and
landowners; promoting public education and scientific research related to mule deer and wildlife management; supporting and
encouraging responsible and ethical behavior and awareness of issues among those whose actions affect mule deer; and acknowledging regulated hunting as a viable component of mule deer and black-tailed deer conservation.
For information about the Mule Deer Foundation please call
1-888-375-DEER (3337).
