Mule Deer Summit Transforming Communities through Conversation

In the latest episode we feature Chance Marshall and Zach Sanders, representing the 10 Country Chapter. We delve into an inspiring event that is trying to make a significant impact on the future of Mule Deer in Fremont County, Wyoming. The focal point of this episode is the recent Mule Deer Summit organized by the 10 Country Chapter, where local residents were invited to a neutral, Game and Fish-free platform to discuss their concerns and hopes for the preservation of these majestic creatures. The Mule Deer Summit served as a crucial step in fostering community engagement and active participation in conservation efforts. It's a testament to the power of ordinary citizens coming together to effect change. As our host Josh emphasized, considered citizens can make a difference, and this summit exemplifies the idea that collective action can make a difference. During the episode, Chance and Zach reflect on their roles as fathers and their shared goal of passing on the legacy of Mule Deer hunting to their children. Their passion for the sport and dedication to conservation shine through as they discuss various topics such as predation, limited quota versus general hunting, and the concerning issue of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). Listeners will gain insights into the importance of open dialogue and community involvement in wildlife conservation. Chance and Zach helped lead groups during the Mule Deer Summit and their involvement serves as an inspiring call to action, encouraging others to attend similar events, like the Mule Deer Summit hosted by the 10 Country Chapter, or even initiate similar gatherings in their own communities. As this episode demonstrates, change starts with conversations, and together, we can ensure a thriving future for Mule Deer and other wildlife. Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.