Remington Partners with the Mule Deer Foundation
Nicolas Lenze 04.30.21
Outdoor companies and conservation organizations typically have the same goals. Everyone involved in the outdoors industry understands the need to preserve our natural environments and the animals living in them. Like Jay-Z and Beyonce, two giants have come together in an effort to make something great. A new alliance makes Remington partners with the Mule Deer Foundation.
Remington Ammunition has announced a partnership to support the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) in outreach initiatives. Remington is excited to support MDF’s efforts to strengthen our nation’s hunting and conservation heritage, increase the number of hunters and drive greater awareness to the shooting sports, hunting and outdoor lifestyle.
Remington Partners with the Mule Deer Foundation
This wouldn’t be the first time Remington partners with a non-profit. They also enjoy partnerships with the National Deer Association, Ducks Unlimited, Delta Waterfowl, and several more. The Mule Deer Foundation works tirelessly to protect mule deer and black-tailed deer habitats. In addition, they introduce more than 10,000 young people to shooting sports every year with their M.U.L.E.Y. Youth Program and other outreach initiatives.
“We are thrilled to announce this partnership and we are looking forward to witnessing the impact MDF can make with this added support,” said Jon Zinnel, Conservation Program Manager for Remington Ammunition. “MDF is a powerful organization when it comes to actually making a difference and Remington is here to support them. The future of shooting, hunting, and conservation is all-important to our 205-year-old brand and we look forward to playing an increased role with MDF.”
If you are unaware of the vast catalog of hunting firearms offered by Remington, take a look at their website. You can also find them on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook. While you’re online, make sure you head to the Mule Deer Foundation website to learn more about how you can help in their conservation efforts. Make sure you give them a follow on Instagram to keep up with their great work.
