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2022

11th BHA Rendezvous Brings Down the House

Author: Thomas Plank
MISSOULA, Mont. ⁠— Neither rain nor snow nor wind could keep BHA's 11th Annual North American Rendezvous from delivering an incredible experience and reunion in Missoula, Montana. From a record number of vendors to members traveling from all parts of North America, the tight bonds of BHA's community were again on display at Fort Missoula. Throughout the weekend, attendees gained knowledge at seminars from public lands luminaries like Jonathan Wilkins from Black Duck Revival, experts from ...
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May

2022

Coalition renews request for fisheries task force as drought worsens

Author: Montana BHA
For the second year, a conservation coalition is asking Montana’s governor to create a task force to protect the struggling streams and fisheries of southwestern Montana. With the current drought outlook, the need is just as great as it was last year. On Wednesday, a broad coalition of fly-fishing businesses, conservation organizations, and 875 concerned citizens submitted a second petition to Gov. Greg Gianforte, asking him to create a multi-agency Cold Water Fisheries Task Force to develop ...
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May

2022

FWP advisory council spars over free landowner elk tags

Author: Montana BHA
To reduce elk populations on private lands in Montana, landowners need to be given incentives to allow public hunters onto their property, Eric Albus said last week. “I want to see elk killed to get these numbers under control,” said the Hinsdale resident and member of the Private Land/Public Wildlife Council. He’s also the owner of Milk River Outfitters. “If we’ve got to give these landowners X number of permits to get Y number of cows killed in these grossly over-objective units, that’s ...
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May

2022

Groups, businesses double down on request for cold water fisheries task force in Montana

Author: Montana BHA
A coalition of conservation organizations and fly-fishing businesses are doubling down on efforts to compel Montana’s governor to form a cold water fisheries task force. Upper Missouri Waterkeeper and a host of other conservation groups, fly-fishing businesses, outfitters and close to 900 citizens signed a letter that again calls on Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte to organize a cold water fisheries task force. Among others, the coalition includes Orvis, the Fishing Outfitters Association of ...
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May

2022

Texas BHA Funds TPWD Scholarship with $8,000 Donation

On May 26,2022 the Texas Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (TXBHA) provided an $8,000.00 direct donation to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) in support of public land and water access and habitat improvement. The donation will fund a temporary position which will work directly with multiple Wildlife Management Areas (WMA's) and also fund an American Fisheries Society (AFS) Hutton Scholar to be dedicated towards adding capacity and support for the TPWD River Access ...
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May

2022

Game wardens seek information about illegal turkey killing

Author: Montana BHA
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks game wardens are seeking information on a person of interest suspected in illegally killing a turkey south of Roundup around 5:30 p.m. May 2. According to the game wardens, footage of the man taken from security cameras at the home shows he wore all camouflage and drove a black pickup with a matching topper. Visit the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks website to report any information known about the incident, or call the FWP violation reporting hotline at ...
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May

2022

Oklahoma Wildgame Cook-Off at G&H Decoys

Author: Kevin Osborn
  The Oklahoma chapter hosted its first wild game cook-off at G&H Decoys in Henryetta. The contest featured three categories of dishes, It Walks, It Flies, It Swims. Cooler temps, wind, and a drizzle challenged the contestants and their cooking abilities but regardless of the weather, the savory aroma in the air could not be denied as dish after dish came together. From the sounds of a cast iron skillet crackling with fish tacos prepared by Mika Land, to the savory smell of cornish pastries ...
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May

2022

BHA Partners with BLM to Improve Riverine Habitat & Fisheries in CA

Volunteers from all over California convened last weekend to work on wildlife-friendly fencing along the South Fork of the Kern River in order to improve riverine habitat for deer, turkey and upland game. After a hard day's work, volunteers hit the river and found shady pools and hungry fish in an effort to provide valuable fisheries data to the Bureau of Land Management. To wash it all down, they had a keg of Outstanding IPA donated by Kern River Brewing and smoked venison spaghetti ...
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May

2022

Tell the EPA to Protect Bristol Bay Permanently

For decades, the Pebble Mine has loomed over Alaska’s Bristol Bay, threatening fish, wildlife, and the people that call this watershed home. In November, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a new timeframe for considering whether to permanently protect Bristol Bay and stop the Pebble Mine. As a next step in this process, the EPA just launched a comment period through July 5th (now extended to September 6th) on their proposal to finalize permanent protections for Bristol Bay ...
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May

2022

OH Chapter Update

The Ohio Chapter has been doing great work with completing their strategic plan and now looking to advance their impact throughout the great state. These folks are active outdoors enthusiasts and excellent conservationists!  The chapter was assisting with rerouting sections of the Archers Fork Trail in the Wayne National Forest Marietta Unit on April 2nd. The participants assisted with clearing sections for the reroute of the trail and made great progress during through their ...
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