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Dec

2013

BHA Board Member, Larry Fisher fights to "Crush the Bastard"

Larry Fisher, of Idaho, is part of the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers family. He serves on the national board, where he has put his shoulder to the wheel, doing the hard work necessary to keep our young, energetic organization focused and productive. As a sideline, Larry edits Traditional Bowhunter Magazine and a highly skilled "tradbow" hunter himself.  Larry's 2013 hunting season was in the planning stages when he got a rude surprise. His doctors told him he had a cancerous tumor on his ...
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20

Dec

2013

A Fish Tale

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Dec

2013

Hunters & Anglers Oppose Northern Minnesota Sulfide Mining Proposals

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Dec

2013

House Leaders Speak-up for Funding for Public Hunting & Fishing Access

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12

Dec

2013

Interview with BHA Member and Extreme Huntress Finalist Amanda Lowrey

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Dec

2013

BHA Life Members Express Thanks to CO. Sen Udall

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Dec

2013

Montana BHA Member Frank Vitale Featured in Video on Protecting the North Fork

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Nov

2013

Wanna Catch Trout? Fish Upstream.

Author: Jeff Young
By New Mexico BHA Member, Jeff Young There are many ways to tell the difference between someone new to the game and a seasoned veteran of the sport. Perhaps the easiest way is which way they are facing on the water. A fly fisherman casting downstream is a sure sign of being new to the sport. The cure for this flaw is not catching fish. If you are not working upstream, fish will not come easy. Trout must swim upstream in order to breathe. Water enters their mouth and exits the gills as they ...
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Nov

2013

Montana BHA Member Honored with $1000 Grant Award

Gayle Joslin, Montana BHA member, wildlife biologist and lifelong wildlife advocate was recently awarded Leonard and Sandy Sargent Stewardship Award through the Cinnabar Foundation. This award was given Gayle for her lifelong effort on behalf of wildlands and wildlife resources. After 32 years with Montana Dept of Fish, Wildlife and Parks, Gayle has continued as a volunteer since 2007.. Having worked with a number of government agencies and their complex planning processes, Gayle generously ...
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Nov

2013

Colorado BHA Comments on Boulder County's Rabbit Mountain Management Plan

October 31, 2013RE: Hunting as a Management Tool - Rabbit Mountain Open Space Management Plan RevisionDear Mr. Kobza,We want to thank you for providing the opportunity to comment on the Rabbit Mountain Management Plan Revision. The undersigned sportsmen conservation organizations support wildlife management that is based on sound science and which utilizes the traditional management tools available (i.e. hunting) to achieve wildlife management objectives. To this end, we ask that you please ...
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