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Idaho BHA submits comments to USFS supporting re-opening of access point for hunters Idaho BHA / Saturday, July 28, 2018 / Categories: Media, State Issues Idaho BHA co-signed a letter to the North Fork Ranger District of the Salmon-Challis National Forest (SCNF) regarding the Hoodoo Airstrip Maintenance Project. The Hoodoo airstrip is an existing airstrip just outside the border of the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. The Hoodoo airstrip is currently in need of maintenance to make it safe to use. Idaho BHA co-signed the letter along with the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and the Idaho Wildlife Federation which supported doing the necessary maintenance to make the airstrip safe for use. Idaho BHA feels this effort would reduce crowding around airstrips within the Frank and restore a historic access for hunters. Previous Article Wisconsin BHA supports new CWD restrictions within the state Next Article Governor Mead can Shape the Future of a historic Migration Corridor Right Now Share on: 𝕏 Print 61 Rate this article: No rating Tags: Idaho Chapteraccessnews Idaho BHAIdaho BHA Other posts by Idaho BHA Contact author