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29

Apr

2020

The Reality of Hunting Dreams

Photo by Alex Missildine It’s a perfect morning. Songbirds are flitting in the branches near you, and wait, was that a turkey gobble? A red head telescopes above a fallen log ahead of you to the right. Piercing eyes survey the sloping terrain before his mottled neck retracts and the gobbler continues his march to the field edge. You ease your bow up and wait for him to emerge. He struts into the clearing just 12-yards from you. His proud chest is puffed out, showcasing the long, wiry ...
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29

Apr

2020

American Buffalo: In Search of a Lost Icon by Steven Rinella

This title is part of BHA's Jim Posewitz Digital Library: Required Reading for Conservationists    Long before he was “The Meateater,” Steven Rinella was just another hunter dreaming of a premium tag and the next adventure. One of his early works, American Buffalo: In Search of a Lost Icon, is the story of receiving one such tag and the ensuing journey. This book is the perfect blend of hunting, adventure, conservation, science and history. Starting with the unearthing of a bison skull by ...
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28

Apr

2020

Public Land in a Pandemic

Author: Indiana BHA
Image Vince Scott   Indiana’s turkey season is here! Like many of you, I will be taking to the woods and fields for the next few weeks in the hopes of calling in a cooperative long beard. In a world that is very different from the one we anticipated even a couple months ago, it’s a tremendous blessing that our access to outdoor opportunity remains mostly unchanged. As Hoosiers, we should count ourselves lucky as this is not the case across the country as a whole. The key now is to enjoy the ...
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28

Apr

2020

The Pennsylvania Chapter’s Huge Win on Sunday Hunting

Author: Don Rank
Photo courtesy of Pennsylvania BHA member John Conte III   By Don Rank   Despite routinely boasting some of the largest numbers of hunters in the United States, Pennsylvania is one of the few remaining states that either restricts or completely bans hunting on Sundays. On Nov. 27, 2019, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed Senate Bill 147 into law allowing for three Sundays to be open to hunting. Those three days represent a major victory for hunters in the Keystone State. Sunday hunting ...
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27

Apr

2020

Near Miss Tom

Author: David Lien
By Ben Orron   It’s 4:47 a.m. and my trusty three-year-old sounds the alarm. I bring her downstairs to her sleeping mother, then quickly dress for the drive to a mountainside turkey hunting spot. Two inches of snow have fallen overnight, coating the cold ground. My truck thermometer shows a crisp 17 degrees. After an impassable snowdrift halts progress up the logging road, I grab my shotgun and start the two-mile hike to an area holding roosting turkeys.  Just after sunup, I creep into an ...
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24

Apr

2020

Friday Night Ties: How To Tie The "Parachute Capt. Moe"

We're excited to launch our new video series, “Friday Night Ties”.  Join us weekly as a roster of all-star guest tiers brings you a new fly from a new region to help inspire your time at the vise and fill your boxes. Each video will offer step-by-step instruction for tying the fly and offer tips and tactics for fishing the pattern. This week’s guest is Rob Parkins, BHA’s public waters access coordinator. He will be tying his favorite backcountry attractor pattern. The “Parachute Capt. Moe” ...
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24

Apr

2020

Women in the Woods Presents: Michele White of Tumbling Trout

        Written by Chyanne Davis   Michele White is an author, conservationist, and the owner of Tumbling Trout Fly Shop in Lake George, Colorado. On the surface Tumbling Trout appears to be a traditional fly-fishing outfitter. It is easy, then, for the typical patron to overlook the winding path to its inception After growing up in Aurora CO, Michele set out for New York with her bassoon in hand to pursue a degree in music. It was there with a goal of fine arts in mind, that the seed of a ...
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23

Apr

2020

E-Bikes and the Backcountry

Author: Tim Brass
This article originally appeared in the Spring 2020 issue of the Backcountry Journal Take action on the BLM e-bike rule here   I’m not one to pass up a shot on an elk. My hunting buddies all give me a hard time about “ruining a great bow hunt” prematurely, as I tend shoot the first legal elk within comfortable range. I would argue my approach has been dictated by the fact that I’ve largely been limited to hunting Colorado’s increasingly crowded over-the-counter archery units ...
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23

Apr

2020

Wild Greens Pesto

Author: Jenna Darcy
This simple recipe is part of a series I've created on foraging for wild spring greens. Foraging for food is not as daunting as it might seem. Much of what you'll need for this recipe can likely be found a few steps from your back door. If you're looking for more information on common plants to add to your weekly spring meals then check out my other article, A Beginner’s Guide to Foraging Spring Greens. If you enjoy this pesto recipe I think you'll also enjoy my piece on Salted Wild Greens, ...
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23

Apr

2020

A Beginner’s Guide to Foraging Spring Greens

Author: Jenna Darcy
I’m not going to write a love song here the way I normally might about the virtues of wild greens. My love for them is stronger than ever, but in these strange times it feels more appropriate to cut to the chase. Chances are you’ve got bigger things on your mind than the omega fatty acid ratios in wild greens vs. cultivated ones—things like your health, your loved ones, your job, your future. I’ll save the sonnets for another day. In uncertain times we reach for comfort food, but at the risk ...
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