The Minnesota Deer Hunters Association (MDHA) is seeking a Chapter Development Specialist in the State Office in Grand Rapids, MN. The Chapter Development Specialist provides support to MDHA’s 60 chapters, 13 regions, nearly 20,000 members, and Executive Board members across the state to ensure the success of local community efforts in carrying out MDHA’s mission.
Our 2022 goal is to raise enough money for ten 2023 Forkhorn Camp Scholarships, or $5,000. Will you help us sponsor ten children with your generous donation. The cost of one scholarship is $425-$450.
Minnesota Deer Hunters Association is excited to announce the search for our Executive Director is over!
We are proud to announce Jared Mazurek as the new Executive Director for the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association (MDHA). Mazurek will be responsible for the leadership and management of MDHA in accordance with the strategic plan, Corporate Bylaws and MDHA’s mission of “working for tomorrow’s wildlife and hunter’s today.”
Congratulations to all our previous winners and good luck to all participants this year!
The Conservation Partners Legacy (CPL) Grant Program funds conservation projects that restore, enhance, or protect forests, wetlands, prairies, and habitat for fish, game, and wildlife in Minnesota. Funding for the CPL grant program is from the Outdoor Heritage Fund, created by the people of Minnesota.
The Minnesota Deer Hunters Association is committed to building habitat benefiting deer and deer hunters in Minnesota. We have participated in 87 Conservation Partners Legacy (CPL) grant projects since 2010 with over $5.5 million worth of habitat projects accomplished or in progress across the State of Minnesota. As part of that total, in 2018 MDHA applied and was fully funded for 6 new grant projects totaling over $253 thousand.
460 Peterson Rd
Grand Rapids, Minnesota 55744
