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Grab your leather gloves and help the Washington Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife remove barbed wire fencing on the Methow Wildlife Area near Winthrop, WA on Saturday, May 4.
The Methow Valley has the largest migratory mule deer population in the state. The Washington BHA has been helping the local WDFW remove barbed wire from this critical, low-elevation winter range for the past 6 years! We've wrapped up MANY miles of fence and had a great time doing it.
We hope you'll join us! And afterwards, we'll celebrate our hard work with BBQ and local brews.
Make it a weekend event and join us at a free, group camping spot near the work site and just outside of Winthrop, WA. Bear Creek Public Access #1, undeveloped campsite:
Schedule:
• Fence Removal - 12-4pm. Meeting location, TBD, Twisp or Winthrop.
• BBQ Cookout - 6pm. Gather back at the group campsite outside of Winthrop for some good food and good company, as well as some updates from BHA Chapter leaders and local WDFW managers.
Please bring: • Leather gloves • Boots • Work clothes • Fencing tool and/or small bolt cutters if you have them
Questions? Email or call Alyssa, BHA chapter leader and fence pull organizer: [email protected] or 509-881-1818.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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May 04, 2024 at 12:00pm - 6pm
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