“Spring, in addition to many other things, is a time for renewal of memories that may have grown dim during the winter.” – Sigurd F. Olson, Wilderness Days  As the days grow longer and the weather begins to warm, many of us are looking forward to renewing memories—perhaps of a favorite stretch of stream, a special campsite, or that secret turkey hideout. We’re also gearing up for a busy stewardship season, with projects to improve wildlife habitat in the works all across the state. And we’ll ...

As Seen in the Wild Sheep Foundation Fall 2022    For the past 20 years the National Training center on Fort Irwin California has been the last training phase of all Army units before their deployment to some far-flung place to try and help the locals of the region in some way.  Be it bridge building, medical services, or simply clearing the area of extremist soldiers all units pass through Fort Irwin and the National Training Center.   There are several reactions soldiers have to time spent ...

The Nevada Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers has been actively engaged in Carson City this year on several pieces of key legislation.  In addition to advocating for needed investments in wildlife crossing infrastructure in the state via AB 112, the chapter recently weighed-in on several bills which could impact our hunting and angling heritage in the state.  Horse Management – The chapter is opposing a bill (SB 90) *read the letter here*, which would elevate the status of the feral ...