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Spring Camera Deployment Volunteers Needed

MCBA is deploying game cameras across key deer habitats, and we need your help! Join us on Saturday, March 14th, 2026, for our Spring Camera Deployment day. Volunteers will assist with placing and setting up cameras in Mendocino National Forest. Learn more and sign up below to join the effort and make a difference!

MCBA 2025 Fundraising Drive

Here’s how you can get involved

Friends, MCBA is on the move again. We have never been more committed and passionate about our mission today. We have introduced a new dedicated funding stream for our projects so as to keep our commitment and vision of improving our deer populations and health in the B-Zones.


Our fundraising goal for 2025 is to raise $100,000 for the Long Term Monitoring Project.

Past Projects

Legislative: MCBA is partnering with “The Working Group” and other dedicated teams of seasoned wildlife and land managers who are working with the most informed lobbyists, and aggressive senate, assembly, and congressional representatives in California. This team realizes California is in danger of losing hunting and recreational opportunities all together. We will challenge our opponents who want to diminish our recreational opportunities as hunting and fishing communities. Recent actions have adopted unscientific regulatory directives which foster Wildlife mismanagement,and have resulted in abnormal predator prey populations. We will be introducing legislation to ” take back ” our rights in Wildlife management in California. This will be MCBA’s chief project for the next 5 years as it is the most threatening element to balanced forest health, wildlife management, and hunting and fishing today.

Wildlands Cleanup: MCBA will continue to cleanup public lands of the deep scars that exist from illegal toxic grow sites that still exist in the hundreds in USFS and BLM properties. There are numerous sites that still have never been cleaned up after law enforcement has eradicated, and they pose a threat to both our deer and hunters. Our fundraising target for cleanups in 2020 is $25,000.

Habitat Enhancement : MCBA will continue this very vital project as we receive funding. Working with our USFS and BLM partners to ensure quality forage and forest health are maintained, we will masticate old decadent chaparral and remove fir that encroach on oak stands. We believe that improving our preferred browse habitat in the B-Zones will produce high quality food for deer, reduce catastrophic fires, and improve our wildlife and forest health.

Help MCBA in its efforts to champion the challenges that all Californians who visit our public lands now face in recreational opportunities and resources.

Keeping our promise of “local money, local projects,”
Paul Trouette

President
Mendocino County Blacktail Association
707-489-9663

How to Donate

  • To donate for Projects go to the Projects page.
  • For Membership and general donations go to the Donations page.
  • You can also call one of the numbers below or mail us a check, making sure to mention/write which project you would like to support.
  • Let your friends know! Send them a link to this page, or like/share our Facebook page. You can help spread the word.

Phone Numbers to call:

Mailing address for checks:


MCBA
PO Box 1357
Willits, CA 95490

Hours

Monday—Friday

8am — 6pm

Mendocino County Blacktail Association

PO Box 1357

Willits, CA 95490

mendodeer@yahoo.com

(707) 489-9663