1. Burro Mountain Deer Browse Treatment - Poor browse conditions have been identified as a major limiting factor affecting Mule Deer herds on the burro Mountains. This 2000-acre burn will stimulate and rejuvenate dense decadent browse stands and aid stimulation of coos season grassees and forbes. The burn would also open up stringers within the dense stands and stimulate vigor of important browse species like Mountain Mahogany, Desert Ceanothus, Wrights Silktassel and other key plants utilized by Mule Deer

2. Bullard Peak Deer Browse Treatment - This protect is also a 2000-acre burn. It is located just North of the Burro Mountain Treatment area. It's goals are the same as the Burro Mountain Treatment.

3. School House Prescribed Burn - Heavy Pinon Juniper overstory and poor browse conditions are several factors affecting the Mule Deer herds in this area. The 730-acre burn goals are the same as the above projects, The area is Nother of the Bullard Peak Project.