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Dec

2021

Faces of BHA: Ryan Burkert

Faces of BHA is a regular column in Backcountry Journal, which spreads light on the incredible volunteers working behind the scenes to ensure the organization succeeds. This installment was published in the Winter 22 issue.  RYAN BURKERT Helena, Montana     Veteran Programs Lead, Armed Forces Initiative Photo by Josh Bent   “Our goal is to give veterans and service members a new mission, and that mission is conservation.”   What brought you to BHA? I discovered BHA not as a hunting and ...

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Dec

2021

The Best Podcast & Blast Episodes You Might Have Missed This Year

Author: Thomas Plank
The inestimable Hal Herring's Southern drawl seems to pull the most interesting stories from his guests. Whether they're scientists on the cutting edge of conservation research, ranchers of an iconic North American herbivore or sitting U.S. senators, Hal's got a talent for getting them to open up and be frank about the most important obstacles and victories in the North American outdoors. BHA's Podcast & Blast is a great way to get keyed in on some of the biggest conservation issues facing ...
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Dec

2021

Forces Clash Over Future of Iconic Elk Herds

Author: Montana BHA
On Dec. 6, 2021, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks announced a proposal to restructure the way it manages some of the state’s most iconic elk herds. The proposal would open up a handful of limited-entry, trophy elk districts in the eastern and central part of the state to over-the-counter, either-sex tags only valid on private land. There would also be fewer limited-entry elk licenses issued for public land in these districts—tough tags to draw for public land hunters without access to ...
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Dec

2021

Stuffed Venison Steaks with Homemade Chimichurri

  Text and Photos By Justin Townsend    This venison steak recipe is inspired by the Argentine rolled and stuffed flank steak recipe called Matambre. I substituted the eggs for cheese curds out of personal preference. Cheese curds have a higher melting point and can withstand the heat on the grill. My chimichurri recipe is also modified for what I had available and is a variation on the traditional recipe. Serves: 4 people Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 20 Minutes Special equipment: ...
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Dec

2021

Montana BHA Clarifies R3 Efforts

Author: Montana BHA
In a recent MeatEater podcast (Ep. 304), guest Dr. Matt Rinella suggested that the Montana Chapter of BHA has ceased efforts to recruit, retain and reactivate conservation advocates (R3). This is inaccurate. The Montana Chapter remains actively engaged in developing and advancing R3 work as consistent with BHA headquarters' efforts and goals. The Montana Chapter's leadership has taken no action otherwise.  Dr. Rinella was previously a board member for Montana BHA; he resigned in 2020. We ...
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21

Dec

2021

American Prairie buys Musselshell ranch that BLM had eyed

Author: Montana BHA
After a Bureau of Land Management purchase fell through in August, the nonprofit conservation group American Prairie stepped in to buy the 32,000-acre 73 Ranch along the Musselshell River. The group announced the purchase on Monday. A price was not disclosed. The land abuts the southern border of the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge. This latest acquisition brings American Prairie’s total deeded and leased property in Montana to more than 450,000 acres. Read more from the ...
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Dec

2021

BHA Collegiate Program: A Year in Review

Next month, BHA's Collegiate Program will celebrate its sixth birthday. The program has come a long way since its humble beginnings in 2016 at the University of Montana, a program spearheaded by BHA's own Trey Curtiss. Despite a difficult start to the year with COVID still looming, 2021 has proven to be one of the program's most successful — thanks in no small part to the students at the helm. This year started out strong with the program's Field to Floor virtual series which educated ...
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21

Dec

2021

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 121: Melanie Vining, Executive Director, Idaho Trails Association

Author: Thomas Plank
For a measure of sweat equity, an entire world of adventure awaits anyone who wants to work on American public lands. In today’s podcast, Hal catches up with Melanie Vining, an Idaho elk hunter, mom and mule packer who is the ramrod for the Idaho Trails Association, one of the major outfits bringing together volunteers with the tools, knowledge and support to get the work done on our BLM and national forest backcountry trails. This is a conversation about one of the most successful public ...
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Dec

2021

Faces of BHA: Catherine Danae Elser

Faces of BHA is a regular column in Backcountry Journal, which spreads light on the incredible volunteers working behind the scenes to ensure the organization succeeds. This installment was published in the Fall 21 issue.  CATHERINE DANAE ELSER PROSPECT, PENNSYLVANIA           Pennsylvania Chapter Board   What brought you to BHA? I became aware of BHA through professionals and influencers in the hunting and fishing industry. When I researched it and got to know the mission and values, I ...

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Dec

2021

The Anatomy of a Great Landscape Photo with Colleen Miniuk

As part of our 2021 Public Lands and Waters Photo Contest, our judges are offering some tips to improve your photography while out recreating on our public lands and waters. For our third installment, Phoenix-based landscape photographer Colleen Miniuk offers tips for bringing home the essence of a remarkable scene and enabling viewers to feel like they are in your landscape photographs. Renowned landscape photographer Ansel Adams proclaimed, “A good photograph is knowing where to stand.” ...
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