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Feb

2021

New England BHA Continues Work to Prohibit Captive Hunting with Rhode Island Bill

The New England Chapter of BHA recently introduced language in the Rhode Island General Assembly to prohibit captive hunting in Rhode Island. Introduced by Rep. Scott Slater (D – District 10), H5329 is a continuation of our efforts during last year’s legislative session, which was cut short by the onset of COVID-19. Currently, captive hunting for big game animals is neither allowed nor prohibited. Importantly, there are no active captive hunting operations in Rhode Island – and we intend ...
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Feb

2021

Public Land Oil and Gas Leasing on Hold

New public lands oil and gas leasing has been temporarily halted by the Biden administration in an executive order released in late January, reflecting the administration’s continued review of controversial natural resource policies enacted by the previous administration as it maps out a plan to address the impacts of climate change and more balanced management of public lands and waters. Current production and existing oil and gas projects operating under valid leases (covering nearly 26 ...
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Feb

2021

Public Land Conservation Gains Momentum in 2021

Public lands and waters in the United States received a major boost by the Biden administration with its commitment to work toward conservation of a minimum of 30 percent of U.S. lands and waters by 2030 in a process that prioritizes engagement by citizens, including hunters and anglers. The administration’s executive order “commits to the goal of conserving at least 30 percent of our lands and oceans by 2030 and launches a process for stakeholder engagement from agricultural and forest ...
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Feb

2021

OPINION: Bad bill undoes hunting partnership between CSKT and non-tribal members

For the hook and bullet community in Western Montana, the Flathead Reservation is a source of incredible opportunity. From backpacking and skiing in the Mission Range to pursuing waterfowl, pheasants and a wide array of fish species on the valley floor, outdoorsmen and women in our part of the state are privileged to have access to reservation lands, their abundant wildlife habitat and the adventures they provide. Nobody who has hunted birds or jigged for perch with the Mission Mountains in ...
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Feb

2021

The ABCs of LTEs: Writing Letters to the Editor

Author: David Lien
“Brave words are brave acts.” –David “Elkheart” Petersen[1] Renowned trad bow elk hunter David Petersen (a former U.S. Marine Corps helicopter pilot) founded the Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers chapter—the first BHA state chapter—in 2005, not long after Mike Beagle (a former U.S. Army field artillery officer) called together a group of hunting-angling friends (the “Gang of Seven”) and stood around that prophetic campfire in southern Oregon where BHA was born during March 2004.[2] In ...
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Feb

2021

Colorado Wolf Statement

Author: Colorado BHA
The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation and the Public Trust Doctrine define fish and wildlife resources as the property of the people and managed by the state and federal agencies entrusted with their stewardship. Backcountry Hunters & Anglers acknowledges this model as the foundation of science-based fish and wildlife management and we support hunting, fishing and trapping as appropriate management tools. BHA does not endorse advancing wildlife management policies and decisions ...
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Feb

2021

BHA Georgia Bear Hunting Virtual Pint Night

Author: Josh Kaywood
Join us for a conversation about Bear Hunting in Georgia.  If you have questions, please submit them here at bears@bhageorgia.org Guest Presenters: Dillon Harper and Stephen Patton Topic: Bear Hunting Virtual Pint Night Hosts: Marc Thompson and Chris Jenkins. Topic: BHA Georgia Bear Hunting Virtual Pint Night Time: Feb 24, 2021 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86899570329?pwd=Wk90Y25abXNpdzQ5aFFoTm9WQUlqdz09 Meeting ID: 868 9957 ...
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Feb

2021

2021 DIY Western Hunting Summit

Join the Pennsylvania Chapter of BHA for a free, four-part introduction and primer on Western public land hunting for non-residents If you are looking to go on your first Western hunt or want to up your game, this series is for you. Over four evenings, PA BHA members with extensive hunting experience out West will share best advice, tips and tricks. Each presentation will be followed with a Q & A, so bring on the questions. Our American West is a truly amazing place, with miles of public ...
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Feb

2021

CO Hunters and Anglers for CORE Cheer Reintroduction of Colorado Public Lands Legislation

For Immediate Release February 2, 2021 Contact: Scott Willoughby/TU: (970) 390-3676 Brien Webster/BHA: (719) 322-7050 Madeleine West/TRCP: (303) 523-3547   ‘Hunters and Anglers for CORE’ Cheer Reintroduction of Colorado Public Lands Legislation Widely popular CORE Act would open miles of public fishing access and protect big game habitat Washington, DC—Several of the nation’s leading sporting conservation groups are proclaiming their support for the Colorado Outdoor Recreation and Economy ...
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Feb

2021

NM Public Land Trapping Ban Moves Forward

Author: Joel Gay
A ban on trapping on public lands throughout New Mexico is a step closer after the Senate Conservation Committee today (Tuesday, Feb. 2) voted by a wide margin to approve it. Senate Bill 32, known as the Wildlife Conservation & Public Safety Act, passed 7-2 after minimal public testimony was allowed. Only a handful of the public was allowed to testify, and of those, few were in opposition to the trapping ban. NM BHA sought permission to testify but was not chosen by the chair to speak. We ...
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