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Quality Deer Management in New York State:

 

fontimageThe Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) has 14 Branches in New York State, with over 2000 members. Members participate in a number of educational and practical activities designed to improve the quality of New York's whitetail deer population.

The QDMA promotes:

  • Safe and ethical hunting.
  • Adherence to wildlife and trespass laws.
  • Adequate harvests of adult does.
  • Restraint in harvesting young bucks.
  • Hunter involvement in education and management.
  • Cooperation with wildlife biologists and enforcement officers.
  • Education of hunters and non-hunters toward a better understanding of wildlife management.
  • Stewardship and appreciation of all wildlife and habitat.

The Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) is a non-profit wildlife conservation organization dedicated to ensuring a high-quality and sustainable future for white-tailed deer and white-tailed deer hunting. Founded in 1988, the QDMA currently has more than 50,000 members nationwide, 2500 deer management professionals with over 2,000 members in NYS alone. Currently we have 14 branches spread out evenly throughout NYS- more than any other white-tailed deer organization. The QDMA has developed numerous partnerships with state wildlife agencies, timber companies, hunting groups, and product manufacturers. These partnerships have increased both the awareness of the QDMA and participation in the Association's management philosophy, Quality Deer Management (QDM). Without question, the QDMA is rapidly becoming the most respected and influential white-tailed deer organization in the United States.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 June 2008 19:22 )
 
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