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Legislation & rules affecting Colorado mule deer

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Bylaws for Colorado Mule Deer Association, Inc.

The conservationist and sportsmen members of the Colorado Mule Deer Association remain focused on its mission by establishing the following goals:
Colorado Mule Deer Association
 Rifle Raffle - Win this Winchester 


MAINTAINING MULE DEER HABITAT
The CMDA believes that conserving mule deer habitat through conservation easement on winter range and migratory corridors is vital in maintaining mule deer populations. CMDA works with Colorado Division of Wildlife (CDOW), federal land managers and private property owners to manipulate habitat through controlled burns, mechanical means and reseeding to improve deer habitat.

Learn about CMDA's habitat restoration work with
Fecon head equipment from Riverbend Machinery.
 

PRESERVING OUR HUNTING HERITAGE
Recruitment of hunters and anglers is crucial to sound wildlife management. CMDA supports youth education and getting kids and families outdoors.

CMDA assists CDOW with youth big game and pheasant hunts. Learn more about CDOW Youth Hunts at Colorado Division of Wildlife - Youth Hunts. 

CMDA has donated funds to the "Pathway to Fishing" program, which has taught over 11,000 kids throughout northwest Colorado how to fish. Learn more about Pathway to Fishing at Colorado Sportsmen Wildlife Fund. 

 Young Hunters Take Advantage of Private-Land Archery Hunt 

 Working for the Future: Sportsmen Play Role in Hunter Education 

 Auctioning Colorado Governor's Mule Deer License 

ADVOCACY
CMDA has led the way in restoring mule deer populations. We continue to keep vigilance on wildlife management practices that effect mule deer herds. This means we are an ever-present advocate at our state wildlife commission meetings and at our state legislative sessions.

MULE DEER RESEARCH
The most important research study in the west is the Piceance Basin Project. With our country's need for energy independence, natural gas development has centered in the heart of the largest mule deer herd in the world (the D-7 herd). The CMDA has committed over $100,000.00 to research the impacts of energy development on mule deer populations.

 Meetings: NW COLORADO MEETINGS ON BIG GAME HUNTING SEASONS 
 Video: "Sportsmen Have Always Been America's True Environmentalists" 
 Presentation: Piceance Mule Deer Research 
 Article: Focus on Piceance Basin 
 Article: DOW Biologists Studying Mule Deer Aging 

Colorado Mule Deer Association needs your support
to continue our efforts on behalf of mule deer.
JOIN CMDA NOW!

Photo credits (top of page from left to right): Stephanie Smith, Harold Williamson & Steve Sublette
 
For more information:
Colorado Mule Deer Association
P.O. Box 2104
Grand Junction, CO  81502
Email: lynn.promotools@bresnan.net