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Nov

2021

CA Chapter Comments on Coastal Public Access Guidelines

California BHA comments on the California Coastal Conservancy revised Coastal Access Project Guidelines. View the comment letter: Dear California Coastal Conservancy Board Members, I write on behalf of the California Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, the voice for our wild public lands, waters, and wildlife. We thank you for the opportunity to provide public comment regarding the revised Coastal Access Project Guidelines. Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is a 501c3 non-profit dedicated ...
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16

Nov

2021

The 2021 Holiday Gift Guide

Author: Thomas Plank
The late season hunts are on, with some of us hanging in tree stands and others glassing from blustery ridges. We're also spending time at home processing meat or getting ready for winter adventures, putting lights up and looking forward to visiting with family and friends. That means we need to start thinking about holiday gifts. We at BHA have got you covered with deals from our friends across the outdoors industry! Filson Filson made this code BHA-HOLIDAY-2021 valid for 25% off on these ...
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15

Nov

2021

Southwest Colorado (“Armed Hiking”) Elk Hunt

Author: David Lien
The word elk is believed to have come from the Greek, alke, meaning strength. This makes sense because the elk is one of the largest members of the deer family. Males are powerful and—fully grown—weigh up to 1,000 pounds.[1] However, few southwest Colorado public lands elk hunters will ever encounter such a behemoth, for multiple reasons. First, southwest Colorado’s San Juan Mountains may be one of the most rugged places to hunt elk in the country. The San Juans claim the title of ...
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15

Nov

2021

The 2021 Public Lands and Waters Photo Contest

Author: Thomas Plank
Taking photos that capture the spirit of our public lands and waters - and the experiences we have on them - is essential in communicating the value of our wild landscapes and the richness of our outdoor pursuits to the greater public.  Send us your photos that best tell the story of our wild public lands, waters and wildlife. Be sure to include a caption with each submission. Our panel of judges will be selecting standout images - and presenting the photographers with great prize packages ...
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15

Nov

2021

Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Appoint Habitat Watch Volunteer

Author: David Lien
The Colorado chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers recently appointed Kris Hess to serve as a Habitat Watch Volunteer (HWV) for the Arapahoe-Roosevelt National Forest. Kris was born and raised in Alpena, Michigan. “I grew up in a hunting and fishing family in northern Michigan and started fishing and hunting whitetails at a young age,” he said. “I stepped back from hunting for many years but was reinvigorated in 2015 after my first Colorado elk hunt with my father.”  “I’ve since had a ...
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15

Nov

2021

EPLUS Outside the Primary Zone

Author: Joel Gay
Fourth in a series To understand how a small number of landowners controls a third of the elk hunts in New Mexico, you have to start on the ground – where the elk are most concentrated versus where they are fewer and farther between. We discussed previously that EPLUS splits the state into three management zones, and that the majority of elk are found in the Primary Zone. In that zone, elk tags are divided between the public draw and EPLUS landowners through a complex formula, but it comes ...
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11

Nov

2021

Alaska Announces First Sanctioned AFI Installation Club

Author: David May
Alaska AFI is excited to announce the South Central Installation Club, the first of three officially-sanctioned Installation Clubs in our state. The State of Alaska and our Armed Forces have shared a symbiotic relationship for many years and our AFI leaders in Alaska hope to continue and strengthen that relationship. The AFI program in Alaska aims to build upon the three pillars of the AFI program, active duty, veteran engagement and legislation. This is the first step towards meeting that ...
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11

Nov

2021

Veterans Day and Remembrance Day at BHA

Author: Ryan Burkert
Every Nov. 11 on Veterans Day and Remembrance Day, Americans and Canadians celebrate and honor former military service members who wore the uniform during peacetime or war.   The origins of Veterans Day and Remembrance Day started with the recognition of World War I veterans as Armistice Day – on the first anniversary of the “11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month” 1918 armistice to end World War I. However in 1954, after WWII and the Korean War, Congress declared Nov. 11 Veterans Day ...
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11

Nov

2021

10,000 casts on 9/11

Author: Trevor Hubbs
I have been struggling to write this story for two months. I’m having a hard time with it because it's the best example I've seen of why the Armed Forces Initiative exists and I am not confident I have the right words to do these events justice - to capture the emotion and consequences of it all. It's been 60 days since this event, and at this point it is more important that this story gets told than to tell it perfectly.   I wanted to write a simple article about our north-woods musky ...
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9

Nov

2021

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 118: Backcountry College Professor Clay Hayes

Author: Thomas Plank
Host of BHA’s Backcountry College YouTube series, Clay Hayes is a traditional bowhunter, wildlife biologist, wilderness skills instructor, master bowyer, filmmaker and family man who splits his time between a homestead in the mountains of Idaho and the piney woods and swamp country of the Florida Panhandle where he was born and raised. Clay is also the winner of Alone Season 8, the reality TV survival series, where he survived for 74 days along the shoreline of Chilko Lake in British ...
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