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Feb

2023

Public lands advocates rally, testify for outdoor access funding

Author: Montana BHA
Nearly 500 public land advocates rallied in sub-zero temperatures on the steps of the Capitol Thursday to voice support for conservation funding and Montana’s constitutional guarantee of a clean and healthful environment. Public land rallies have become a fixture during legislative sessions, drawing large crowds in opposition to proposals such as transferring federal lands to the state and selling public lands into private hands. Thursday’s rally featured multiple speakers and chants of ...
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Feb

2023

Forever no more? Bill seeks to restrict state’s access to perpetual conservation easements

Author: Montana BHA
A broad assortment of industry groups, conservation nonprofits, ranching families and hunting and fishing access advocates on Tuesday testified in opposition to a bill that would impose term limits on many conservation easements acquired with state funding.  If passed, Senate Bill 357 would put a 40-year term limit on many conservation easements purchased with state funding by agencies such as Montana, Fish, Wildlife and Parks. The measure includes exceptions for easements that are smaller ...
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Feb

2023

Bill seeks landowner preference for bison tags as big hunting season continues outside Yellowstone

Author: Montana BHA
Montana lawmakers on Tuesday afternoon heard testimony in favor of and against a bill that would allocate 15% of the state’s special bison hunting licenses to private landowners near Yellowstone National Park. House Bill 522, sponsored by Rep. Marty Malone, R-Pray, would direct Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to make 15% of special wild bison tags available to people who own or are contracting to purchase 20 or more acres in areas where the animals roam. Emily Cooper, licensing bureau chief ...
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Feb

2023

Bill bans sale of public land trail camera images for hunting

Author: Montana BHA
The sale of wildlife trail camera images and location trail data for hunting on public lands would be prohibited under a bill that was heard and quickly advanced from committee Thursday. House Bill 547 brought by Rep. Jill Cohenour, D-East Helena, seeks to curtail the technological creep into hunting by drawing an ethical red line over the sale of images, video and data on public lands. Supporters of the bill cited services that have been offered in other states where a person essentially ...
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Feb

2023

OH Trainwreck: Literal and Figurative

                                                           AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar Ohio is no stranger to environmental contamination. We have a nose for industry here, and have lived in close quarters with complex molotov-esque chemical cocktail infrastructure and factories. Sure, our mighty Cuyahoga river did catch on fire - multiple times, but Ohio is known for its grit. We have a high tolerance for contamination. However, the catastrophic train wreck in East Palestine Ohio is too ...
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Feb

2023

Exploring the Ozarks | River Access Coalition | Missouri's Streams and Rivers

  Learn about Lindenlure, Finley River, and the work Missouri BHA is doing for public access!
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Feb

2023

Cowboy Venison Casserole

Author: Chris Smith
This is one of my favorite midweek recipes for ground venison because I can whip it up quickly and it makes enough for leftovers that just get better with time.  Lean venison is preferred, but if you do have fat mixed into your ground, just drain the excess once you have browned the meat.  This works with ground deer, antelope, elk or whatever lean ground meat you have available. Ingredients 1 lb lean ground venison (I have used 1.5 lbs in this recipe as well) 1 can of Ranch Style Beans 1 ...
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Feb

2023

Western Hunting for Texans

Author: Kyle Mobley
The best resources for Texans wanting to get into western hunting: podcast edition There are a lot of resources out there if you are interested in heading west to chase big game. Texas has some amazing hunting experiences, but there is no replacement for the romance of heading to Colorado for screaming elk or Idaho for giant muleys. So maybe you go every year or you’re planning your first western excursion to hunt outside the great state of Texas, but if you want to hunt out west, here are ...
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Feb

2023

PUBLIC TESTIMONY: Letter to USACE on Willamette Valley Draft PEIS

To: Nicklas Knudson, Project Manager U.S. Army Corps of Engineers From: Stephen P. Maher, SW Regional DirectorOregon Chapter, Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (ORBHA) 14 February 2023 Date:Subject: ORBHA Comments on USACE’s Willamette Valley System Draft PEIS Dear Mr. Knudson, My name is Stephen Maher. I am an architect, and angler, and a Southwest Regional Director for the Oregon Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (ORBHA). On behalf of the board and our members, ...
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Feb

2023

Oregon BHA Bolsters Commitment to Backcountry Access

Author: Ian Isaacson
The Oregon Chapter of BHA and our members are dedicated towards maintaining and improving access to some of the wildest and most remote places in Oregon. This commitment is why Oregon BHA has just contributed $2,500 to the Wallowa Mountains Hells Canyon Trails Association, a dedicated group of hikers and outdoor enthusiasts who monitor and help maintain trails in Hells Canyon and the Wallowa Mountains. There are approximately 1400 miles of trails in the Eagle Cap and Hells Canyon Wilderness ...
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