The following is a letter that was sent to Minnesota DNR Commissioner Tom Landweher on behalf of MN Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, in support of the expansion of more Hunter Walking Trails (HWT).  The letter was signed by 200 Minnesota sportsmen who agree that a better balance of motorized and non-motorized hunting opportunities on state lands is needed.Tom LandweherCommissioner, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources500 Lafayette RoadSt. Paul, MN 55155Dear Commissioner Landwehr,We write ...

The following article originally appeared in the Topeka Capital-Journal on February 2, 2013http://cjonline.com/news/2013-02-02/wolf-killed-kansas-first-more-centuryTHE BACKCOUNTRY Hunters and Anglers organization — a national non-profit sportsmen conservation outfit dedicated to ensuring opportunities to hunt and fish on wild public lands and waters — is organizing a chapter to work on behalf of Kansas’ remaining wild spaces.Led by BHA member Daniel Schapaugh, a Kansas native who values the ...

NM BHA Update –As you’ve probably heard by now, this past Monday President Obama permanently protected 242,555 acres of high quality elk, mule deer, antelope and big horn sheep habitat through the designation of the Rio Grande National Monument (RGDN). NM BHA is honored to have been an instrumental part of the coalition that built the overwhelming community support that ultimately pushed this proposal over the finish line.The following links provide more information on the designation and ...

The followingGood morning,To follow up on the ISCAC Action Alert I need to bring your attention to the2 bills that are being ramrodded through the end of thelegislative session without YOUR input. The first is HB 278- you can read more about the bill here: http://www.idahosportsmensconnection.com/updates/index.phpIn short, HB 278 removes $100,000 from the Access Yes program (that is $100,000 of OUR money, paid through license and tag fees) and directs to animal control boards- so WE are ...

New Mexico BHA invites everyone to join us in celebration of the permanent protection of 242,555 acres of elk, mule deer, antelope and big horn sheep habitat, through the designation of the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument.  As an instrumental part of the coalition of sportsmen, business owners and community members that helped move this designation forward, NM BHA has good reason to celebrate.  Click the image below for a full sized invite.