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Oct

2018

New York BHA Fall Update 2018

Author: New York BHA
Following a tough but rewarding turkey season, we got right back to work in New York. Chapter Chair, Todd Waldron, attended the NY Sportsmen's Legislative Breakfast at the Capitol in Albany which was a great networking opportunity with state legislators and potential conservation partners. Treasurer Garret Burback joined fellow public land badasses from across the country in attending the LWCF fly-in to DC on May 16. On May 19, we held an Access Our Waters cleanup in Ithaca, Monticello, and ...
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11

Oct

2018

2018 New Mexico Midterm Election Candidate Questionnaire

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers members in New Mexico will vote in several crucial elections in 2018 that will ultimately affect hunting, fishing, wildlife management and public lands in our state. Top among them is the race for Governor, who appoints members of the State Game Commission and has final authority over the Department of Game and Fish. On the ballot are Democrat Michelle Lujan Grisham and Republican Steve Pearce, both of whom gave up seats in Congress to run for the state’s ...
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10

Oct

2018

BHA Podcast & Blast, Episode 33: Rachel VandeVoort, Director of the Montana Office of Outdoor Recreation

Author: Hal herring
Rachel VandeVoort is a native of Whitefish, Montana, with four generations of family history in Montana. She is also director of the Montana Office of Outdoor Recreation. With a background working for Kimberand in the ski industry, no one could be better suited for this job. Hal goes to Whitefish to talk with Rachel about being a parent of wild outdoor children, outdoor jobs and the outdoor economy, guns, fishing and hunting on public lands. The outdoor economy in Montana alone is ...
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9

Oct

2018

Public Easements and Road Vacations: What's at Stake in Park County Wyoming

As hunters and anglers one of the biggest issues facing us today is public access. Knowing where we stand and what our rights are doesn't simply protect us as individuals, it can ensure that access to our public lands doesn't slip from our fingers and disappear.  A timely example of this is a decision before the Park County Commission in Wyoming right now. Recently a private land owner filed a petition to vacate (eliminate) an easement granting public access to the only road that reaches ...
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Tags: Wyoming Chapter

9

Oct

2018

LETTER: MT Chapter supports additions to the Canyon Creek WMA

Author: Steve Platt
October 9, 2018 Montana Fish Wildlife & ParksHelena Area Resource OfficeAttention: Canyon Creek WMA AdditionsP.O. Box 200701Helena, MT 59620 Subject: Cartan and Palmquist Additions to the Canyon Creek WMA   Dear Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Commissioners,   I’m writing this comment letter on behalf of the Montana Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA), based in Missoula, Montana. The Montana Chapter represents more than 2,600 sportsmen and women across Montana. Our mission is to ...
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9

Oct

2018

Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Appoint Habitat Watch Volunteer

Author: David Lien
The Colorado chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) recently appointed James Liden to serve as the chapter’s newest Habitat Watch Volunteer (HWV). He will perform HWV duties for the White River National Forest. James was born in Pueblo, Colorado, but grew up in Cody, Wyoming, the eastern gateway to Yellowstone National Park. “It was a privilege to grow up in the least populated state in the nation, a state with as many pronghorn as people, a state where you can drive two hours ...
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5

Oct

2018

Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Put Boots-On-The-Ground For Public Lands Month

Author: David Lien
During September (Public Lands Month), Backcountry Hunters & Anglers members across Colorado and the country united and put boots-on-the-ground to help celebrate and safeguard our great public lands estate. Colorado BHA was in the forefront of such activities, holding seven public lands workdays, Pint Nights and relate events during the month. “Public Lands Month gives sportsmen and women a way to rally in support of the places and opportunities central to our outdoor traditions,” said BHA ...
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5

Oct

2018

New hunters take to field after taking Idaho BHA program on skills and ethics

Author: Idaho BHA
Twelve new and inexperienced hunters recently completed a 5-session program hosted by the Idaho chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers.  The diverse group of men and women ranged in age from 25-50.  A few participants had recently moved to Idaho from more urban areas and had very little previous experience with outdoor recreation.  Conversely, a few participants were avid backpackers and boaters but were just starting to hunt.  One gentlemen in his 30's had even lived completely "off the ...
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Tags: Idaho Chapter, habitat, news

5

Oct

2018

LETTER: MT Chapter supports 442-acre acquisition along Rocky Mountain Front

Author: Doug Krings
Lewis and Clark County Commissioners316 North Park Ave Rm 345Helena, Montana 59623 Kyle Weaver, CEORocky Mtn Elk Foundation5305 Grant Creek RoadMissoula, MT 59808 Dear Commissioners and Mr Weaver: Montana Chapter of Backcountry Hunter and Anglers enthusiastically supports the proposed acquisition of the 442-acre Falls Creek Project parcel in the Dearborn drainage as proposed by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Our Montana Chapter is comprised of 2,600 active hunters and anglers from around ...
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3

Oct

2018

OPINION: Montana welcomes public land lovers, rejects Bundys

Author: Thomas Healy
By Tom Healy - October 3, 2018 - Originally published in the Independent Record. What kind of Flathead Valley do we want to call home? In the not-so-distant past, we became an unwilling host to ideologies steeped in violent threats and the dogma of “The National Policy Institute.” Our community observed, scrutinized and emphatically rejected the abject convictions of Andrew Anglin and Richard Spencer. Action overcame indifference, and resolve surmounted the threats. “We the people” ...
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