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Sep

2018

Victory Archery Joins BHA as Corporate Partner

News for Immediate ReleaseSept. 12, 2018Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org   With bowhunting season underway, industry leader takes a stand for public lands MISSOULA, Mont. – As bowhunters across North America head afield for challenge and adventure, Victory Archery and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers are launching a corporate partnership that underscores Victory’s commitment to the wild public lands and waters on which its customers depend. As a Gold ...
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12

Sep

2018

Idaho BHA volunteer project at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge

Author: Idaho BHA
Idaho BHA is looking for volunteers for a stewardship project at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, September 22. Volunteers will replace bark on one of the refuges environmental education/public use trails using wheelbarrows, rakes and shovels. Volunteers should plan to meet at the Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge headquarters at 9:00AM. The project should take 3-4 hours and volunteers are welcome to leave early if needed. Work pants and shirts, sturdy footwear and gloves are ...
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Tags: Idaho Chapter, habitat, news

12

Sep

2018

Idaho BHA assisting BLM with public lands clean-up project near Emmett

Author: Idaho BHA
Idaho BHA is looking for volunteers to be part of a large cleanup effort on public lands managed by BLM on Saturday, September 22. The Boise District of the BLM has identified over 30 sites the area that have experienced littering and illegal dumping. There will be 150 students from the Emmett High School there as volunteers. BHA volunteers will be utilized to help with the trash cleanup and potentially supervise the students. BLM is also asking for any volunteers that can supply a pickup ...
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11

Sep

2018

Public lands are Montana’s latest wedge issue. What’s behind the rhetoric, and how is it shaping the debate?

By Alex Sakariassen - September 6, 2018 - Originally published in the Missoula Independent  Last spring, a billboard appeared in the Bitterroot Valley. It featured six pissed-off-looking locals and a demand aimed at Ravalli County’s five-member commission: “Respect public lands.” The same photo and message were duplicated on yard signs distributed throughout the county by a group of citizens calling themselves Our Land, Our Legacy. Four months later, the commission asked Attorney General Tim ...
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Sep

2018

BHA Podcast & Blast, Episode 31: Hal visits the headquarters of Wild South

Author: Hal herring
Wild South is the leader in public lands protection in the Southeast.  Last winter, Hal met some Southern wilderness warriors in the small town of Moulton, Alabama, at the headquarters of Wild South, where the mission is simple: “We inspire people to enjoy, value, and protect the amazing wild and natural places that belong to us – the public.” They talk whitetail, turkey and squirrel hunting, the Big Tree, the Sipsey Wilderness and the incredible richness of Southern public lands, along with ...
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10

Sep

2018

Grip and Grin: Ethics and Emotions in Images

Author: Sam Lungren
by Tovar Cerulli - Orion: The Hunter's Institute The image is familiar: A hunter crouches beside a dead deer, grinning into the camera. What do we make of this picture? We all see the hunter’s smile. We all see the beautiful animal, now dead. And we all recognize some connection between the two. From there, though, interpretations diverge wildly. Critics of hunting are apt to see mindless brutality. The hunter has killed, appears to have enjoyed killing, and now gloats over a carcass. ...
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7

Sep

2018

OPINION: Stop trying to block public access in eastern Montana

By Justin Schaaf - September 7, 2018 - Originally published in the Missoulian. This fall, hunters will have access to an additional 20,000 acres of pristine mule deer and antelope habitat, including 5,000 acres of previously inaccessible public land. The Horse Creek easement was green-lighted by Gov. Steve Bullock just in time for hunting season. This approval went against the wishes of Matt Rosendale, Corey Stapleton and Elsie Arntzen, all of whom voted to indefinitely delay the project ...
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7

Sep

2018

December Leases Sales Raise Wildlife Concerns

With the Department of Interior's current emphasis of energy dominance on our public lands it’s important for us as sportsmen to be paying close attention to where and how this development is taking place. A timely example of this is the upcoming BLM December lease sale here in Colorado. With 227 parcels totaling 236,010 acres across the state, many impacting priority habitat for sage grouse, elk, mule deer, bighorn, moose, and pronghorn - there is a lot at stake. As sportsmen we know our ...
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6

Sep

2018

Restore Hunting in Castle Mountains National Monument

In February 2016, 20,920 acres of public lands east of the Mojave National Preserve were designated under the Antiquities Act as the Castle Mountains National Monument. Diverse outdoor recreationists, including hunters in California and across North America, have reason to support the conservation of this important high elevation desert habitat. Yet without action by Congress, hunting remains off limits within the monument boundaries. The habitat in and around Castle Mountains National ...
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Sep

2018

BHA Members Unite During Public Lands Month

News for Immediate Release Sept. 1, 2018 Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org   BHA Members Unite During Public Lands Month Work days, policy forums and storytelling nights across North America celebrate public lands and waters; National Public Lands Day is Sept. 22 MISSOULA, Mont. – September is Public Lands Month, and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers members are uniting to celebrate, defend and enhance through sweat equity North American public lands and ...
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