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7

Jan

2022

Poacher Busted For Killing Bighorn He Thought Was an Elk

Author: Montana BHA
A Montana poacher has been fined more than $5,000 after illegally killing a bighorn ram that he says he believed was an elk. Harold Horine, 45, of Deer Lodge, Montana, shot and killed a mature ram in the Highland Mountains near Butte on Nov. 22, 2021. According to Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, he did not report the kill and left the meat to waste. “A witness who observed the violation contacted FWP after finding the dead sheep abandoned,” the agency wrote in a press release issued on ...
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6

Jan

2022

MT BHA Thanks Anaconda Business Pivotal In Repairing Hebgen Dam

Author: Scott DeSena
On November 30, 2021, an angler reported shockingly low water levels on the Madison to staff at Galloup’s Slide Inn near Quake Lake. What followed was a flurry of coordination and problem solving by nonprofit conservation groups, local businesses and the public to address what we rapidly learned was a critical failure of the Hebgen Dam spillway gate. The drastic loss of flow to the Madison stranded fish in puddles and small pools, disconnected from fresh, albeit minimal, flowing water. ...
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6

Jan

2022

BHA and Montana Mex Present: Tailgate to Table - Tailgate Fried Rice

Author: Thomas Plank
  Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, Montana Mex and Chef Eduardo Garcia present Tailgate to Table: a series of recipes inspired by our time outdoors that you can create and enjoy from your truck's tailgate. In this episode, Chef Eduardo Garcia creates a quick fried rice dish and shows you to incorporate ingredients you can find during your adventures outdoors – as well as ones you can carry into the backcountry! And sign up for a one-of-a-kind field to table experience with Chef Eduardo and BHA ...
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6

Jan

2022

2022 U.S. Policy Priorities

Author: John Gale
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6

Jan

2022

Paying It Forward

Author: Joel Gay

  BY JOEL GAY It’s not easy for resident hunters to draw an elk tag in New Mexico, even for kids. As in many states, demand for tags far outstrips supply. But that’s only part of the equation. New Mexico also has the most liberal private land elk hunting program in the U.S. In recent years, up to half – HALF! – of all available elk tags have been given to landowners to sell to the highest bidder. Whatever is left goes into the big game draw. And even then, residents’ share of the draw is ...

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5

Jan

2022

Montana BHA 2021 Year in Review

Author: Montana BHA
2021 was a year of action. From the halls of the state capitol to the sagebrush steppe in southwest Montana, all the way from the remote trails of the Bob Marshall Wilderness to the comfort of our own homes, sitting behind a computer screen participating in Commission meetings, Montana BHA'ers made our presence known. Here's a quick recap, by the numbers, of what Montana BHA was able to accomplish in 2021: engaged in 30+ bills during the Montana legislative session while enabling 2,570 ...
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5

Jan

2022

Venison Chile Verde

Author: Dane Rider
Winter happens to be one of my favorite food times of the year. After filling the freezers throughout the fall, it's finally time to dive in and enjoy a warm hearty meal. This venison chili verde recipe is one that I put together when I was looking for a new use for shanks (I hate throwing them into the grind pile and quite frankly I'm not a huge fan of osso bucco). I was looking for something that would allow me to leverage all the great collagen in the shanks as well as avoid being too ...
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4

Jan

2022

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 122: Western Storyteller Allen Morris Jones

Author: Thomas Plank
2022 marks the 25th anniversary of the publication of one of the most important treatises on hunting ever written. Allen Morris Jones’ book A Quiet Place of Violence: Hunting and Ethics in the Missouri River Breaks was once best known among a kind of chosen few outdoorsmen and women, those who relished the history of their pursuit and the philosophy of immersion into landscape, wildlife, blood and meat, and finality – and who wanted to ponder the deep why of what drove them. It was a book ...
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3

Jan

2022

Pebble Mine: Perspective From a Lifelong Alaskan Hunter

We are a family of hunters. As a child, I was taught to cherish, value and respect the animals we hunt and the environment in which they live. It was an easy lesson. My family's 40-acre homestead is situated within a designated wilderness, surrounded by a national wildlife refuge that adjoins Katmai National Park. I grew up sharing the wilderness with the wildest of living beings. Summers, I ran barefoot through the tundra hunting small game with my bow, spent hours fishing the streams, and ...
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31

Dec

2021

Night Sweats

  By Benjamin Polley   Every night before I go into the remote ranger station in a forgotten wild corner of northwestern Montana, I lay in bed, gripped by fear, imagining potential encounters. Giving time to these images of wild animals, as well as to poachers, outlaws and Border Patrol agents known to frequent this terrain, keeps me close with my mortality, allowing me to shape-shift from the ease and predictability of town into the wild places I value. The stillness and isolation of the ...

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