Field to Table Texas Syle - Venison Quesadillas Field to Table Texas Syle - Venison Quesadillas Chris Smith / Thursday, March 9, 2023 If you need a family-friendly recipe, here’s a dish that your kids will devour, and you’ll enjoy without much hassle in the kitchen. Venison Quesadillas Ingredients - two tablespoons of olive oil - one yellow onion chopped - one bell pepper (red, yellow, or green) chopped (or two to three jalapeños) - 2 cups of shredded cheese (Mexican blend) - two deer steaks - 8-10 flour tortillas - fajita seasoning Instructions Heat a cast iron or nonstick pan over medium heat and add enough ... Media Chapter News Field to Table Field to Table Texas Chapter Read more
It's a ruff life: Grouse in Ohio It's a ruff life: Grouse in Ohio Ohio BHA Chapter / Tuesday, March 7, 2023 By Gabe Karns, Levi Arnold, and Dustin Lindley In the pantheon of game animals, ruffed grouse (Bonasa umbellus) occupy a unique position. They're a smallish game bird, reclusive and skittish, that occupies a big space in the hearts and thoughts of many hunters - perhaps a bigger space in the minds of their dogs.In Ohio, there have been significant declines grouse abundance as shown below (source https://ohiodnr.gov/discover-and-learn/animals/birds/ruffed-grouse): Declining ruffed grouse ... Media Chapter News Ohio Chapter Read more
New York BHA Chapter Update - Winter 2023 New York BHA Chapter Update - Winter 2023 Chris Borgatti / Monday, March 6, 2023 From the Chair Hello everyone! As the ice fishing season was a bit lackluster in my area this year, I am looking forward to Spring and getting after some brook trout andchasing turkeys and taking a bunch of folks with me to do it! We have some really great events and plans for 2023. To start, we will be increasing our communications with NY members so watch your inbox each month and follow us on social media to keep up with the latest happenings. As a reminder, check your fishing license. ... Media Chapter News New York Chapter Read more
IN BHA Field to Table Conservation Night Experience IN BHA Field to Table Conservation Night Experience Indiana BHA / Monday, March 6, 2023 We all look forward to occasions when like-minded folks can muster together and share a unique experience. Especially when that wonderful experience is centered around conservation and our beloved wild game! On Saturday February 25th, a sold out crowd was able to join the Indiana BHA Chapter at the Fishers Test Kitchen for a wonderful evening built around conservation education and superb wild game dishes. The setting of the event was the upstairs private seating area of the Fishers Test ... Media Chapter News Indiana Chapter Read more
Another Dam in the Arkansas River? In Tulsa? Why? Another Dam in the Arkansas River? In Tulsa? Why? Josh Johnston / Friday, March 3, 2023 The Oklahoma chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers has joined several other local conservation organizations to raise concern at a proposition brought forth by the City of Tulsa to add an additional dam to the Arkansas river. We’ve asked both the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and the US Army Corp of Engineers to carefully review this proposition and consider joining us in requesting an environmental impact study. The letter below was submitted by Josh Johnston, a ... Media Chapter News State Issues Policy Oklahoma Chapter Read more
New Commissioners Appointed New Commissioners Appointed Josh Wilund / Thursday, March 2, 2023 March 1, 2023 – Today, Governor Inslee’s office announced two new appointments, Steve Parker, and Woody Myers, to the Washington Fish & Wildlife Commission. Per statute, the appointments are six-year terms and must be confirmed by the State Senate. Steve Parker was appointed to an eastern Washington Position, and Woody Myers was appointed to an at-large Washington position. Parker is a retired fisheries biologist who served much of his 45-year career with Yakama Nation Fisheries. Myers is ... Media Chapter News Washington Chapter Read more
New Mexico Public Lands, Habitat Would be Conserved in New Wilderness Bill New Mexico Public Lands, Habitat Would be Conserved in New Wilderness Bill Katie McKalip / Thursday, March 2, 2023 News for Immediate ReleaseMarch 2, 2023Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org Bicameral introduction of Cerro de la Olla Wilderness Establishment Act commended by hunters and anglers, bill would conserve habitat for elk, mule deer, mountain lions and black bear WASHINGTON – A bill that would conserve as wilderness 13,000 acres of public lands in New Mexico, including migratory corridors for elk and habitat for a range of big-game species, was introduced in both ... Media Chapter News Press Releases media Press Releases New Mexico Chapter Read more
U.S. Supreme Court Decision Upholds New Mexico Public Access Law U.S. Supreme Court Decision Upholds New Mexico Public Access Law Katie McKalip / Monday, February 27, 2023 News for Immediate ReleaseFeb. 27, 2023Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org The court declined to hear arguments from landowners challenging the public’s right to access waterways in the state WASHINGTON – Public land and water users scored a big win for public access today with the U.S. Supreme Court’s announcement declining to consider arguments brought by New Mexico landowners that would have challenged public waters access in the Land of Enchantment. The ... Media Chapter News Press Releases media Press Releases New Mexico Chapter Read more
Texas Spring Spawn Report Texas Spring Spawn Report Kyle Mobley / Monday, February 27, 2023 March in Texas means white bass (a.k.a. Sand Bass) in Texas. Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. (TPWD) published an article about the white bass run. It said, “Due to the dry summer, some rivers and reservoirs in Texas are currently experiencing low water levels and low flows, which could impact the timing of the white bass run.” So, Texas BHA contacted anglers statewide to get their spawn report for the upcoming spring fishing season. DFW – Nathan Clinkscales is an angler in the DFW area who ... Media Chapter News Texas Chapter Read more
OH Trainwreck: Literal and Figurative OH Trainwreck: Literal and Figurative Dustin Lindley / Tuesday, February 21, 2023 AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar Ohio is no stranger to environmental contamination. We have a nose for industry here, and have lived in close quarters with complex molotov-esque chemical cocktail infrastructure and factories. Sure, our mighty Cuyahoga river did catch on fire - multiple times, but Ohio is known for its grit. We have a high tolerance for contamination. However, the catastrophic train wreck in East Palestine Ohio is too ... Media Chapter News Ohio Chapter Read more