In an effort to unify the voice of the hunter, the National Deer Alliance (NDA) welcomes the support of some of the hunting industry's top names.

Support continues to pour in for the National Deer Alliance as Lee and Tiffany Lakosky, hosts of the popular hunting program “The Crush” have recently announced their support of the organization. Lee and Tiffany will join the NDA in its effort to preserve and improve the nation’s wild deer population and hunting heritage for generations to come.

“We are very proud to have people like Lee and Tiffany Lakosky supporting the NDA,” stated Craig Dougherty, Executive Director of the NDA. “Their position in the deer hunting community is a valued asset to the NDA and we couldn’t be happier to have them carrying our message. They have a first class image and represent everything that is good about hunting and hunting TV. They are not only great hunters but great deer and property managers as well. It all goes together.”

The goal of NDA is to create the largest possible membership base by removing all participation barriers. All you need to do is say, “Yes, I believe in deer and deer hunting and want to do my part to ensure its future.” Simply put, the NDA wants every deer hunter in North America to become a foot soldier for deer and deer hunting. The NDA is the way to do it.

“The NDA has been instrumental in bringing together all whitetail hunters and organizations such as Whitetails Unlimited, QDMA and the Mule Deer Foundation with a focus on the conservation of North America’s Deer population,” stated the Lakosky’s. “We fully support the group and strongly believe in the direction the NDA is headed. Deer hunters need a unified voice and the NDA is it. We encourage everyone to join it. It’s easy, it’s free, and most of all its necessary!”

Membership in NDA is free and includes a comprehensive weekly e-newsletter on issues impacting deer and deer hunting in North America. For more information, or to join the thousands of other hunters who are committed to preserving our deer hunting heritage, visit www.nationaldeeralliance.com.