Whitetails Unlimited granted twenty thousand dollars toward a New Orleans meeting of wildlife officers and their leaders from sixteen states across the Southeast. Participants used the regional committee as a venue to coordinate on enforcement methods, training, and protecting fish and wildlife resources, which bolsters joint work among those agencies.

The group's habitat initiatives partner with state and federal bodies to purchase land, upgrade deer and other wildlife habitat, and enlarge public hunting access, while also backing officers who combat poaching.

Established in 1982 with hundreds of chapters and over one hundred twenty thousand members, it has spent more than one hundred fifty nine million dollars on education, habitat, and sustaining hunting plus shooting sports for coming generations.