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2023

2023 North American Rendezvous Recap

There's nothing better for Backcountry Hunters & Anglers members than getting to connect with our fellows. That's why pint nights, fence pulls, legislative hearings, treestand sittings, boat ramp chats, pack-out conversations, and all the ways we meet each other in the outdoors and indoors are the lifeblood of this organization. And every year we put on one of the biggest chances for our people to meet their people at the BHA North American Rendezvous! This year, our 12th Rendezvous was held ...
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Mar

2023

Proposed ‘Public Lands Rule’ Defines Interior’s Conservation Strategy

News for Immediate ReleaseMarch 30, 2023Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org BHA commends administration’s ‘forward-looking, comprehensive’ management approach to lands, waters, fish, wildlife; urges members of the public to provide input WASHINGTON – Responding to this afternoon’s announcement by the Interior Department of a proposal to facilitate balanced administration of Bureau of Land Management lands, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers lauded the department’s ...
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2023

TPWD Passes 2023-24 Hunting Regulations

Author: Kyle Mobley
Austin, Texas – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department approved the 2023-2024 hunting regulations and season dates on March 23, 2022. No significant changes were made regarding bag limits, means, methods, and devices for hunting game animals, upland game birds, migratory game birds, or other listed animals. Some important dates to mark down on your calendar are September 1 – Dove Opener, September 9 - 24 – Early Teal, September 30 – Archery Opener for white-tailed deer, November 4 – General ...
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2023

Recovering America’s Wildlife Act Introduced in 118th Congress

News for Immediate ReleaseMarch 31, 2023Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org  U.S. Senate reinvigorates bipartisan push for state and Tribal conservation of at-risk species with $1 billion-plus funding bill WASHINGTON – Popular, bipartisan legislation to secure funding for state and Tribal efforts to conserve at-risk species was introduced in the U.S. Senate late yesterday by Sens. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) and Thom Tillis (R-NC). The Recovering America’s ...
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Mar

2023

2023 Oregon Legislative Tracker

Author: Chris Hager
Bill:  HJR 5-1 - Right to Fish, Hunt, and Forage https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2023R1/Measures/Overview/HJR5  Oregon BHA Position:  Support as written or with the -1 amendment Current Status:  Waiting for it to be scheduled for a work session Chapter Engagement:  Written testimony submitted by chapter, oral testimony given by chapter during public hearing, shared a chapter action alert via email and social media, and signatory on the Oregon Sportsmen Conservation Partnership letter ...
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2023

Oregon's Adopt-A-Lek Program

Author: Chris Hager
                          What is it? Oregon has a volunteer opportunity between hunting seasons in the high desert, in the state’s southeastern region. Oregon has one of the nation’s largest populations of Greater sage grouse, behind states like Wyoming and Nevada. The bird is found throughout the Great Basin, and Intermountain west, inhabiting the Sagebrush Biome. Declines in sage grouse have led many non-profit groups and support from government agencies attempting to keep the bird from ...
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2023

Deschutes County Mule Deer Inventory Update: Public Information Sessions Next Week!

Author: Ian Isaacson
The Oregon Chapter has been advocating for Mule Deer in Deschutes County and the County's project to amend the Mule Deer Winter Range Combining Zone is entering the critical next phase.  Your chapter board is in the process of reviewing and analyzing the proposed code amendments to prepare some questions for the information meetings and testimony for the Planning Commission hearing.  We want to highlight these opportunities for supporters who want to learn more about the proposed amendments ...
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2023

BHA Bestows Top Honors at North American Rendezvous

News for Immediate ReleaseMarch 30, 2023Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org An impressive slate of honorees receives BHA’s 2023 awards MISSOULA, Mont. – At the 12th annual North American Rendezvous, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers announced its 2023 award winners. BHA’s highest honors recognize individuals, chapters and entities that set themselves apart with their demonstrated commitment and unending effort on behalf of public lands and waters, fish and ...
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Mar

2023

Collegiate Program Celebrates 3rd Scholar at the University of Louisville

Last weekend, BHA hosted the 2022 BHA Scholar from the University of Louisville, Angela Olson, at the North American Rendezvous in Missoula, Montana. Created and fully funded by Kentucky BHA chapter leader and retired colonel, Mike Abell and his wife Aline, the BHA scholarship was created in 2020. The BHA scholarship is intended to be awarded to a political science student at the University of Louisville who has aspirations to one day serve in public office but who has little to no ...
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2023

Senate committee tables 3 of 4 bills aimed at reducing nonresident hunters

Author: Montana BHA
Montana hunters pushed legislators on Tuesday via a variety of bills to limit out-of-staters who they claim are crowding them out. “We share with nonresidents, but we’re overrun,” Rod Bullis, of Hellgate Hunters and Anglers, testified at a Senate Fish and Game Committee hearing on Tuesday. For proof, resident hunters have pointed to the statistic that between 2012 and 2022, nonresident hunter numbers increased by 80% as resident hunter numbers fell by 7%. Read more from the Billings ...
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