Havre Field Office3990 Highway 2 WestHavre, MT 59501BLM_MT_HiLine_RMP@blm.govThe following are Montana Chapter Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (MT BHA) comments regarding the HiLine Resource Management Plan (RMP) Revision.Montana Chapter Backcountry Hunters and Anglers are Montana sportsmen across the state who depend on management of public lands in Montana to support abundant fish and wildlife populations, as well as provide traditional, non-motorized hunting and fishing opportunities. The ...

Idaho BHA & Idaho Traditional Bowhunters are hosting a dutch oven cook-out and archery shoot July 13-14 at the Pocatello Field Archer's, Scott Mountain Archery Range.Get together with fellow BHA and ITB members for a day of shooting (fishing available below the campground on Mink Creek) followed by a potluck Dutch oven dinner around the campfire at 7 pm Saturday night.Camping is available on site in the aspens and pines. Toilets on site – no showers. Join us to discuss BHAs and ITBs ...

This week, Idaho BHA member Derek Farr (pictured) will be traveling to Washington DC to express support for the Land & Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). LWCF is a critical source of funding for providing public hunting and fishing access and protecting key fish and wildlife habitat. Over the past five decades, over $210 million in LWCF funding has gone to benefit key public hunting and fishing areas in Idaho, such as Hell’s Canyon National Recreation Area (NRA), Middle Fork Clearwater National ...

The following joint press release and advertisement was issued 6/14/13 to highlight the need for conservation of key backcountry habitat on Northwest Colorado's BLM land. Sportsmen Urge BLM to Conserve Key Habitat in ColoradoSeven prominent groups unite to advocate for backcountry lands as BLM finalizes management plan administering 1.5 million acresWASHINGTON – Seven prominent hunting and fishing organizations are speaking out in support of the responsible management of some of the most ...

Colorado BHA held its fifth annual Rendezvous during June 7-9. A group of over 20 attendees from around the state (and country) set camp in southwest Colorado’s San Juan National Forest. Camp was located on the Florida River, northeast of Durango near the Weminuche Wilderness Area, Colorado’s largest (488,210 acres) wilderness. BHA members came from as far away as New York State, along with representatives from the New Mexico and Utah BHA chapters, to join us.It was a relaxed, mostly ...