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7

Dec

2022

Protect Colorado's Thompson Divide

Author: Thomas Plank
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers has been working for years to secure greater certainty for Colorado’s Thompson Divide and the quality hunting and fishing experiences it provides. Now we need your help to secure a 20-year mineral withdrawal that will provide more time to secure permanent protection through the CORE Act. With its bounty of fish and wildlife habitat and rangelands supporting local communities, the Thompson Divide area remains critically important to local ranchers, hunters, and ...
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22

Nov

2022

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 145: Ethnobotanist Dr. Susan Leopold

Author: Thomas Plank
Dr. Susan Leopold is an ethnobotanist who spent the early years of her career in the jungles of the Peruvian Amazon and Central America. An epiphany led her home, to Virginia and to the American heartland of the Ohio River, to study native plants, medicinal herbs and the natural and human history of this wild, diverse and beleaguered corner of our world. Leopold is the executive director of the United Plant Savers, a group dedicated to protecting imperiled native plants like ginseng and ...
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17

Nov

2022

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers 2022 Holiday Gift Guide

Author: Thomas Plank
First Lite The holidays are upon us, and First Lite's Black Friday Sale is the perfect time to save big and knock out your shopping list. Nov. 15-28 take up to 40% off almost everything from First Lite and our friends at Fish Hunt Fight Gear, the MeatEater Store, and Phelps Game Calls. Plus, every purchase enters you for a chance to win a hunt in 2023 with the one and only Steve Rinella. Head to www.firstlite.com shop while supplies last. Vortex Enjoy 20% off your Vortex Wear order with ...
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25

Oct

2022

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 143: Feral Horses on Public Lands in Nevada

Author: Thomas Plank
More than 82,000 feral horses roam U.S. public lands, about four times as many as the land and water can sustain. Almost all of them live in Nevada, the most arid state in the union, where their impacts are almost unimaginable: desertification and massive loss of wildlife, ranging from pollinators and other insects to sage grouse, elk, mule deer and pronghorn. The Bureau of Land Management is doing what it can to address this crisis, but the agency finds itself in an impossible position ...
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22

Sep

2022

BHA's Member Survey: 2022 Results

Author: Thomas Plank
BHA's membership trends young, is politically diverse, and is motivated by a set of core values: conservation ethics, tradition and health. This survey offers up a profile of today’s public lands hunter and angler: characterized by an affinity for wild foods, a desire to spend as much time as possible on public lands and waters and a commitment to public service.   BHA has established chapters in 48 U.S. states, two Canadian provinces, one Canadian territory, and Washington, D.C. BHA ...
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16

Sep

2022

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Rewards OHV Enforcement in Hesperus, CO

Author: Thomas Plank
HESPERUS, CO — Backcountry Hunters & Anglers recently issued a reward to a citizen who reported illegal OHV use on Colorado’s public lands. Law enforcement officers from the U.S. Forest Service were able to issue citations to the offending parties based on information provided by the citizen.  On May 3, Maria Webb saw a Jeep "tearing up the road" at a dispersed camping site near Hesperus, a town in southwestern Colorado. Maria, a thoughtful user of public lands who grew up in state parks, ...
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2

Sep

2022

New Mexico Supreme Court Rules in Support of Public Access to Public Waters

Author: Thomas Plank
News for Immediate ReleaseSept. 2, 2022Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org   Decision confirms the public’s right to walk or wade streambeds that cross privately owned lands SANTA FE, N.M. – The New Mexico Supreme Court has ruled again in support of public access to public waters in a Thursday decision that confirms the public’s right to walk or wade streambeds crossing privately owned lands. The opinion ruling by the court follows its unanimous decision in ...
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30

Aug

2022

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 139: Kyle Lybarger, Native Habitat Project

Author: Thomas Plank
Kyle Lybarger, a 29-year-old consulting forester, father, deer-hunter, small creek addict and self-proclaimed “native plant nerd” of Hartselle, Alabama, is a major part of a new and wonderful current sweeping America. Kyle’s Native Habitat Project videos – simple, one-minute vignettes of obscure native plants, remnant grasslands and wildlife-vibrant native plant landscapes – have been downloaded millions of times. The Native Habitat Project is bizarre insects and forgotten plants, science ...
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16

Aug

2022

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 138: Mississippi Forester Alex Harvey

Author: Thomas Plank
Come with Hal to southern Mississippi to talk with Alex Harvey, a registered professional forester in Mississippi and Alabama and a land management consultant, wildlife biologist and multi-generational conservationist, hunter and fisherman. Harvey is carrying on the outdoor traditions passed on to him from generations of his family, ranging from herbalism and foraging to rabbit, squirrel and deer hunting, cattle ranching, gardening, cooking and living a full and thriving life in the Southern ...
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2

Aug

2022

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 137: Marine Veteran and Storyteller Russell Worth Parker

Author: Thomas Plank
Russell Worth Parker, known as Worth, is a retired Marine and a veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan. After 27 years in the Corps, he is home in Wilmington, North Carolina, hunting and fishing and being a husband and father – and has, as he puts it, “fallen backwards into a writing career.” Parker’s work has been published in The New York Times, Garden & Gun, The Bitter Southerner, Backcountry Journal, Shooting Sportsman, Salt Magazine and military websites such as SOFLETE.com. Join us for a ...
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