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Jul

2023

Sora Rail Recipe

Author: paul keeven
  Every year near the end of August folks in my circle start talking about September 1 -- better known as dove season! They are always shocked when I tell them I won’t be out there on opening day. They are even more shocked when I tell them why. Dove hunters at the trailhead scratch their heads and look at me like I am trying to pull one over on them when I tell them, “No go ahead and hunt over there, I am hunting the marsh for sora rail!” This little-known bird is not only fun to hunt; it ...
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11

Jul

2023

The Battle of Texas Public Lands

Author: Kyle Mobley
How the growing population of Texas has ignited a fight for more public lands for Texans There’s something special about Texas that draws people here. People have always been magnetically pulled to Texas, with the first mass migration peaking in the 1830s to the present day. From 2020 to 2021, Texas gained over half a million new residents, the most significant population growth of any other state, and currently, an estimated 1,000 people are moving into Texas daily. But this increase in ...
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11

Jul

2023

Comment Period Ending Soon for Fracking on Ohio Public Lands

Fracking public lands in Ohio comment period ending soon!by Gabe Karns and Dustin LindleyAs has been detailed in past posts "Beat the Chicken Bill" and "Public Comment Period Needed", we have been watching the passage and ongoing rollout of the fracking chicken bill in Ohio, HB 507. The short story is that this bill makes it much easier to get a lease to use hydraulic fracturing to extract natural gas under certain public lands including a number of state parks. In Ohio, Governor Mike DeWine ...
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10

Jul

2023

Summer 2023 Issue of Backcountry Journal

Full digital issues of the Backcountry Journal are available to BHA members. Check out a preview below, or click here to join BHA. Already a member? Click here to log in.
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8

Jul

2023

Colorado Chapter Newsletter Summer 2023

“What if I made a bunch of money and die before I can spend it to buy the free time to fish?” – Jim Harrison, Field & Stream, February 2003 Hopefully you’re taking Mr. Harrison’s warning to heart, and the warmer weather and longer days have found you out enjoying our public lands and waters. For Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, summer also means stewardship. We started the season off with a bang in May with a massive party mixing habitat improvement, food, refreshments, music, giveaways, and ...
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7

Jul

2023

BHA works with Idaho Trails Association and BLM on Spring Rehabilitation

On May 20th, volunteers from Idaho Chapter BHA and Idaho Trails Association (ITA) worked together to rehabilitate a spring on BLM-managed public lands in the Owyhee Mountains. The spring near the Mud Flat Road was illegally excavated in 2021 and BLM requested help in late 2022 to return the site to its natural contour and flow. Although the work was delayed in 2022 due to weather and hard ground conditions, the Idaho Chapter members and ITA were able to organize a group of volunteers this ...
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7

Jul

2023

Iowa BHA Helps Create More Public Land through Acquisition Projects

In a state where less than 2% of the landmass is publicly accessible, and even less open to hunting and fishing, the Iowa Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers has identified a need to increase opportunity through land acquisition. Over the past year, IA BHA has helped to fund acquisitions on properties in 3 counties across the state through partnerships with County Conservation Boards and other NGO partners.  1.) IA BHA supported Lyon County Conservation and Director Justin Smith in ...
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7

Jul

2023

California State Fullerton Hosts Trash Pack-Out and Clay Shoot

Ten volunteers from the newly founded BHA club at California State University Fullerton participated in an event highlighting public land target shooting use. During this event, volunteers learned how to responsibly and safely utilize public land for target shooting in anticipation of the upcoming bird seasons. In the spirit of leaving the land better than it was found, garbage bags full of spent shells, wads, casings, leftover targets, car parts, glass, and other trash were also removed. ...
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7

Jul

2023

LETTER: Montana BHA Comments On Lolo National Forest Plan Revision

July 7, 2023   Lolo National Forest Supervisor’s Office Attn: Amanda Milburn - Lolo Plan Revision 24 Fort Missoula Rd Missoula, MT 59804 SM.FS.LFNRevision@usda.gov   Dear Ms. Milburn: Thank you for this opportunity to comment on the draft assessment and potential species of conservation concern list for the Lolo National Forest Plan Revision. The Montana Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (MT BHA) represents roughly 3,000 dues-paying members and thousands of supporters in Montana. MT ...
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7

Jul

2023

Colorado BHA Volunteer of the Month

Author: David Lien
Alex Krebs BHA Member of the Month: June 2023 (Colorado BHA Southwest Group Assistant Regional Director) During the spring of 2022 Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Southwest Group Assistant Regional Director Alex Krebs got wind of a proposed mountain bike trail system in the Jackson Mountain area north of Pagosa Springs. Alex is an elk hunter and knows the Jackson Mountain area includes critical habitat and migration corridor for elk and deer. And with increasing development and ...
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