Blacktail Deer Foundation

Blacktail Deer Foundation Ensuring the conservation of Black-tailed Deer and their habitat.

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We could probably add "transforming hunting experiences into endless pursuits with minimal harvest occurring." What woul...
06/11/2026

We could probably add "transforming hunting experiences into endless pursuits with minimal harvest occurring." What would you add to the LinkedIn description for our beloved black-tailed deer?

Did you know? A large problem facing Sitka black-tailed deer habitat in parts of Southeast Alaska is that historic timbe...
06/09/2026

Did you know? A large problem facing Sitka black-tailed deer habitat in parts of Southeast Alaska is that historic timber harvests have re-grown into second-growth forests with tree canopies so closed in that the understory plants deer need for food and cover can’t grow anymore.
Current conditions point to a timely opportunity for scaling up deer habitat restoration in Southeast Alaska. And thanks to the Blacktail Deer Foundations’ Restoration Mapping Framework report, we have identifed 80,000 acres of high priority areas where treatment will have great benefit to Sitka black-tailed deer.
If you already knew this, share this with a friend! Let's build our black-tailed community!

Happy National Trails Day! Trails take us into the heart of our public lands where we hike, scout, hunt, or just enjoy s...
06/06/2026

Happy National Trails Day! Trails take us into the heart of our public lands where we hike, scout, hunt, or just enjoy sharing these landscapes with our nation's wildlife. By conserving mule deer habitat both on and off trail, The Mule Deer Foundation promotes more access to the beauty, bounty, and inspiration these lands provide. We're proud to partner with the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management on these efforts. Take the time to enjoy a trail on your public lands today!

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06/02/2026

The Blacktail Deer Foundation (BDF) supports the Quinault Indian Nation in their efforts to study black-tailed deer in Washington State. BDF's Ryan Krapp shares his experience helping Quinault Indian Nation biologists and field staff during one of their deer collaring days. Read Ryan's field blog here: https://bit.ly/43aAcr3

05/28/2026

The first two weeks are everything when it comes to shaping future herds. In some areas of Alaska, 48% of fawns are lost to black bears during that window. discusses fawn predation in Alaska and what the studies he's been a part of, reveal. What's your take?

Ever wonder how data on elusive black-tailed deer are analyzed? Check out the final part in our new blog series about re...
05/26/2026

Ever wonder how data on elusive black-tailed deer are analyzed? Check out the final part in our new blog series about recent research advancing our understanding of these deer in Oregon. Thank you to Rogue Detection Teams, Oregon State University, and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife for sharing their knowledge and expertise for this series!

Read Part 3: A New Era of Black-tailed Deer Monitoring in Oregon Begins now! https://www.blacktaildeer.org/blog/part-3-a-new-era-of-black-tailed-deer-monitoring-in-oregon-begins

As our nation approaches 250 years, Memorial Day reminds us that the legacy of this country isn’t just how it was founde...
05/25/2026

As our nation approaches 250 years, Memorial Day reminds us that the legacy of this country isn’t just how it was founded, but how it’s been protected ever since. Today we honor those who've protected our country, it's people and the rights we have as Americans.

05/21/2026

Is this a buck fawn with a mule deer mom or a doe who joined a muley herd? What are your thoughts and have you seen this before? Sound off in the comments!

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