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Dec

2021

WY BHA & Corner Crossing

Author: Wyoming BHA
This hunting season four hunters were cited for criminal trespass in Carbon County, Wyoming for corner crossing. They have pleaded "not guilty" and currently this case is pending. Corner crossing is a legal grey area that stems from the public's desire to access their public land by stepping from one corner of public to another. We believe this act does not violate law or cause any negative impacts to private landowners and their use of their property. These four hunters took every ...
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5

Dec

2021

Here Comes BHA, Here Comes BHA’s Store to Save Your Holiday

Author: Thomas Plank
You’ve made your list, and now it’s time to check it twice! Finish up your holiday shopping while supporting your public lands, waters, and wildlife with gear from Backcountry Hunters & Anglers.  Shop apparel, limited prints from artist Ed Anderson, and a ton of gear from some of our corporate partners. Visit our online store today to find the right gift for the outdoor enthusiast in your life! Here are a few items that are at the top of our wish lists:  Stay on schedule this year with ...
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3

Dec

2021

Trails vs. Elk: “They’re Just Dying Off”

Author: David Lien
During a 2021 Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) Rendezvous in southwest Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, we were joined by the local Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) District Wildlife Manager. One of the topics we discussed was the increasing impact of off-road recreation on public lands habitat.  As detailed in a 2018 Colorado BHA report (“Impacts of Off-Road Recreation on Public Lands Habitat”), “Wildlife habitat in Colorado is being significantly impacted by the proliferation of ...
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3

Dec

2021

Real Hunting

This story was originally published in the Fall 2021 issue of Backcountry Journal.   By Gary VandenLangenberg   With a natural love of animals and a curiosity for all things wild, my oldest son Forest grew up like many of you. Our yard and the cattail filled ditch behind our house was his arena of exploration and discovery, he and his younger brother Lake constantly flipping over our landscape stones looking for worms, pill bugs and other creepy crawlies. When Forest was 5 years old, I ...
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2

Dec

2021

LETTER: MT BHA Supports Two Archery Ranges In Flathead Valley

Author: Paul Kemper
Lone Pine State Park Archery Range EA   Brian Schwartz (Lone Pine State Park Manager)   Lone Pine State Park 300 Lone Pine Road Kalispell, MT 59901 RE: Lone Pine State Park Land Acquisition & Archery Range Development EA   December 2, 2021   Dear Mr. Schwartz:   The Montana Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers represents roughly 3,000 dues-paying sportsmen and women in Montana who value quality recreational opportunities and ethical conduct in the outdoors. Our Montana Chapter includes ...
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2

Dec

2021

Hunting for Sustainability Ramps Up Efforts in Montana

BHA's Hunting for Sustainability program has its roots in Montana, so it's no surprise that the program has seen some of its most impactful achievements here. Working in tandem with the Collegiate Program, H4S gives college students to knowledge and skills to hunt safely, legally, and ethically. This semester, both programs celebrated the addition of a brand new H4S workshop focused on learning to hunt waterfowl at the Teller Wildlife Refuge. With an eye on expanding these programs to new ...
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1

Dec

2021

An Old Law Gets a New Look to Help Prevent CWD in California

Author: Jake Wright
A few weeks ago, my flawless run as a law-abiding hunter and angler in the State of California came to an end.  Now as someone who values conservation and takes fish and game laws in any state seriously, this was a serious dent in my street / backcountry cred – how could I have possibly dropped the ball?  Well – there’s good and bad news here; the good news is this little mistake has, in turn, lead to this blog post - so hopefully it raises some compliance awareness, but the bad news is that ...
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1

Dec

2021

The Ambler Road: A Threat to the Brooks Range Wilderness

Author: Alaska BHA
When I was young, my family and I were camped above the shore of Walker Lake preparing for a 10-day raft trip that would take us down the Kobuk River, to the village of Kobuk. Walker Lake sits just inside the Gates of the Arctic National Park, nestled into a valley on the south side of the Brooks Range, about 75 air miles to the west of Bettles. The mountains rising up on either side of the lake shore are covered in white spruce and tall shrubs that give way to tundra and rock as they gain ...
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1

Dec

2021

Great news! Lac Qui Parle Land Sale Approved!

  The Minnesota state land exchange board just approved the sale of 80 acres of land owned by Jo’s Family Farm, LLC to the DNR today. This ends an over two year battle by the landowner to sell his land to the state of Minnesota.  This is a major victory for both private landowners who want to sell land to units of government and public landowners who need access to quality public land for hunting fishing and outdoor recreation. Your Minnesota BHA board and chapter members provided both ...
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Dec

2021

What do we owe the individuals?

This article, produced by Orion, originally appeared in the Fall 2021 issue of Backcountry Journal. Join BHA, support your public lands and waters and get four issues a year of Backcountry Journal in your mailbox, and unlimited digital access to current and back issues.   By Corey Ellis   Generally, the hunting community and wildlife managers focus on entire populations of animals and game species. Yet, we as hunters and anglers rarely make decisions that affect entire populations. But ...
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