River and Creek Wildlife Services

Registration for our 2024 in-person Deer Steward courses is officially open. In addition to the acclaimed Deer Steward 2 course, we are excited to offer two brand new in-person modules that were created as a direct result of feedback from supporters like you! Here is the 2024 Deer Steward lineup: Property Design and Hunting Setups: June 21-23, Allendale, South Carolina Learn and Burn: July 13, The Back40, Michigan Deer Steward 2: August 9-12, Eagle Rock, Virginia Early Bird pricing of up to $100 off is available now through March 1, so don’t wait and register today at https://deerassociation.com/steward/

30 Years of Deer Habitat Management: What Will the Future Bring? New knowledge about prescribed fire in hardwoods, and managing acorn production, rounds out this look at 30 years of deer habitat management advancement.

Do you want to learn how to provide the best forage for deer on your property? Check out our new 11 part series on YouTube, where we cover forage preferences, antler development, nutritional needs of bucks and does, seasonal mismatches, and so much more!

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Midlands Branch 2022 Gun Raffle. Only 200 tickets sold.

Deer Diet Breakdown: What Do Deer Eat? | National Deer Association White-tailed deer are absolute plant-eating machines, but understanding what foods they prefer to eat will vastly improve your knowledge and effectiveness in both managing and hunting them.

Just a reminder that tomorrow evening you can join NDA's Matt Ross and Kip Adams for a free OnX Hunt Masterclass to gain in-depth knowledge on how to more accurately age a deer on the hoof or after harvest, as well as some general whitetail conversation. Register today at https://bit.ly/AgingDeer

To Hear More Gobblers, Stop the Squeal - NDA New research proves the connection: If there are feral hogs in the woods you hunt, there aren't as many turkeys as there could be.

Start Your War on Invasive Plants by Winning Small Battles - NDA Alien plants are devouring space where native deer forage and cover could grow. Don't try to win this war. Instead, win small battles every chance you get.