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Oct

2020

Critical Montana Rivers Protection Bill Introduced in Senate

News for Immediate ReleaseOct. 27, 2020Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org Montana Headwaters Legacy Act would permanently conserve 336 miles of rivers in the state by designating them wild and scenic MISSOULA, Mont. – Critical waterways in Montana would be permanently protected in new legislation, the Montana Headwaters Legacy Act, introduced by Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT). Tester’s bill would designate as wild and scenic portions of 17 rivers, totaling 336 ...
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27

Oct

2020

Tester introduces bill to protect Montana rivers as wild and scenic

Author: Helena Dore
By Helena Dore - October 28, 2020 - Originally published in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle    GALLATIN GATEWAY — The Gallatin River snaked behind Montana Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester Tuesday afternoon as he introduced a bill to permanently protect hundreds of miles of rivers and streams across southwestern Montana. Tester and conservation advocates presented the Montana Headwaters Legacy Act in front of the Montana TroutChasers Lodge and Fly Fishing Outfitter here. The bill would designate ...
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23

Oct

2020

Michigan Chapter Breaks Down Proposition 20-1

The Michigan chapter of BHA is the voice for our wild public lands, waters, and wildlife in our great state and seeks to inform members on issues affecting our members as well as public lands and waters in Michigan.  Currently at issue on the upcoming ballot is Proposition 20-1, which would change the definition of projects eligible for funding by one of the foremost public land acquisition funds in Michigan — the Michigan Natural Resource Trust Fund. This ballot measure has effectively ...
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23

Oct

2020

The Collegiate Quarterly: Dedicated to Our Public Lands

Welcome to our Q3 update. Don't forget to sign up to receive our quarterly newsletters in the future for your chance to win each semester!  
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22

Oct

2020

LETTER: Montana BHA supports Missoula Access Project

October 22, 2020   Leanne Marten Regional Forester U.S. Forest Service USFS Region 1   Cc: Carolyn Upton Forest Supervisor Lolo National Forest 26 Fort Missoula Road Missoula, MT 59804   Re: LWCF Fiscal Year 2022 Missoula Valley Frontcountry Access Project   The Montana Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers submits this comment in support of the Missoula Front Country Access Project. The Montana Chapter’s roughly 3,000 dues-paying members have a keen interest in the permanent protection ...
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22

Oct

2020

Senate Bill Would Permanently Remove William Pendley’s Authority to Act as Director of BLM

News for Immediate ReleaseOct. 21, 2020Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org Pendley, a notorious anti-public lands activist, was stripped of delegated authority with BLM following district court ruling; actions from his tenure face growing scrutiny MISSOULA, Mont. – Senate legislation introduced today would keep anti-public lands activist William Perry Pendley from resuming his illegal role exercising the authority of director for the Bureau of Land ...
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21

Oct

2020

Introducing the Public Land Owner Stewardship Fund: Five Clubs Receive Funding for Local Stewardship Projects

BHA often touts the boots-on-the-ground, grassroots efforts of our organization and perhaps nothing embodies this more than the stewardship efforts of our college clubs. As collective owners of millions of acres of public land throughout North America it’s important that we take care of the land in the same way we care for our rifles, shotguns, and fly rods. Each year, clubs complete two work service projects in their local community. These projects build tangible field skills, leadership, ...
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21

Oct

2020

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 89: Alpinist and filmmaker Graham Zimmerman

Graham Zimmerman is an alpinist, filmmaker and veteran of more than 30 international climbing expeditions. In the summer of 2019, Graham was part of a team that completed the first ascent of Link Sar in the Central Pakistani Karakoram via its Southeast Face. (It was a highly coveted prize; nine unsuccessful attempts had been made throughout the years.) Graham was born in New Zealand, raised in America’s Pacific Northwest, and has become, through his experiences in the great mountain ranges ...
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21

Oct

2020

CWD In Tennessee: How Hunters Can Help

CWD (Chronic Wasting Disease), which is virtually undetectable with the human eye, has been found in deer in Tennessee since 2018. Unlike Blue Tongue or Fibromas, CWD can persist in a herd without any noticeable sign to the average outdoorsman, -woman or other deer. This makes it especially pernicious and harmful, and CWD has been shown to be linked to declines in herd signs in states where it has existed for long periods of time. As of now, no evidence shows whether or not CWD can be ...
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20

Oct

2020

Timely reminders as hunting season arrives in Pennsylvania

Comprehensive knowledge of hunting regulations is every hunter’s independent responsibility. Thankfully, we have modern technology at our fingertips telling us anything we want to know. Emphasis should be placed on updating yourself on new regulations every year! Who knows? The knowledge could potentially save you from an empty game bag - or protect you from an unwanted citation.   By Aaron Hepler A cool, misty September evening found a friend of mine in his tree stand on public land in the ...
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