Isaac Schoenfeld was born and raised in Wyoming, where he developed a strong connection to the outdoors, hunting, wildlife, and the western way of life. From a young age, Isaac gained a deep appreciation for mule deer and the landscapes they depend on, which helped shape his passion for conservation.

Isaac is currently attending the University of Wyoming, where he is studying Criminal Justice and Sociology with a minor in Wildlife Biology. His education has helped him better understand people, communities, and wildlife, as well as the importance of protecting natural resources for future generations.

In addition to his education, Isaac is currently a college football player. His time in football has helped build his work ethic, discipline, leadership, and ability to work as part of a team. Those values continue to guide him in school, work, and his role with the Muley Fanatic Foundation.

Isaac is proud to be part of the Muley Fanatic Foundation team, where he supports the organization's mission of mule deer conservation, habitat improvement, wildlife education, and the preservation of hunting heritage. Through MFF, he enjoys sharing the foundation's story, connecting with supporters, and promoting the importance of conserving mule deer and Wyoming's wild places.

Outside of school and work, Isaac enjoys hunting, shed hunting, spending time outdoors, playing football, and learning more about wildlife and conservation. He takes pride in being from Wyoming and hopes to continue making a positive impact through conservation, outdoor education, and community involvement.