Backcountry Hunters & Anglers - Access & Opportunity

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21

Jun

2013

Idaho BHA goes to Washington DC to Fight for Habitat and Public Access Funding

Author: Idaho BHA
This week, Idaho BHA member Derek Farr (pictured) will be traveling to Washington DC to express support for the Land & Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). LWCF is a critical source of funding for providing public hunting and fishing access and protecting key fish and wildlife habitat. Over the past five decades, over $210 million in LWCF funding has gone to benefit key public hunting and fishing areas in Idaho, such as Hell’s Canyon National Recreation Area (NRA), Middle Fork Clearwater National ...
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Dec

2012

BHA Visits Washington DC

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers takes pride in being vocal advocate for the public backcountry lands that sustain our hunting and angling traditions. While the roots of BHA’s advocacy efforts reside largely at the local level with advocates that have boots-on-the-ground experience with the land, our voice, knowledge and passion for the lands we hunt and fish is being recognized nationally. On December 3, 2012 Backcountry Hunters & Anglers representatives from throughout the West traveled to ...
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24

Jul

2012

Locked-Up Public Lands

Author: Tim Brass
As areas urbanize and private lands continue to be leased-up by those willing to pay the highest dollar, public land access is becoming increasingly important for sportsmen throughout theU.S. The importance of access is backed-up by a recent study that found lack of hunting access to be the number one reason that people stopped hunting. Virtually all sportsmen agree access is important. While there is some unfortunate disagreement amongst sportsmen groups about what the term “access” means ...
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7

Jun

2012

Hunting the Urban “Backcountry Wilderness?”

Hunting the urban backcountry wilderness: a misnomer? Perhaps in most cases it is. However, I recently stumbled across an area that challenges this notion. Located on the urban-rural fringe of Southwest Denver the 8,200 acre Highlands Ranch “Backcountry Wilderness Area” hosts a herd of 300 elk, 400-class bulls, and provides both limited hunting opportunities and critical over-wintering habitat for elk and deer. The Backcountry Wilderness Area is formerly private land now conserved through a ...
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21

May

2012

The Legacy of the Land and Water Conservation Fund

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