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Aug

2012

Keeping Elk on Public Lands

On a recent visit to a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) office, I stumbled across a brochure with an intriguing title, “Protect Our Hunting Heritage: Help Keep Elk on Public Lands.” The title was a bit vague, but the message was clear: Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) over-use and abuse is impacting our hunting heritage – here’s what you can do to counter this bothersome trend…While the brochure is tailored for Colorado, the message is valid everywhere. Check out this excellent brochure compiled by ...
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Jul

2012

Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Proudly Present: Steven Rinella!

Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers host an evening with Steven Rinella – hunter, author and TV star of the Sportsman Channel’s Meat Eater. Rinella will share adventures from his new book Meat Eater, a candid compilation of stories from Rinella’s intriguing life as a young trapper, hunter and wild-meat-eater. The event will feature an impressive array of door prizes including: rifle scopes and optics from Vortex, knives and hunting tools from Havalon and Real Avid, hunting apparel from ...
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Jul

2012

Locked-Up Public Lands

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 the U.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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Jul

2012

CO BHA Supports the San Juans Wilderness Proposal

Each year The San Juan Mountains, located in Southwestern Colorado, attract thousands of big game hunters from across the United States. The area offers some of the best backcountry hunting in the state and this proposal will ensure that it remains so.The proposal, originally introduced by then Congressman John Salazar in 2009, was reintroduced by Senators Udall and Bennet in 2011. It includes wilderness additions to the Mount Sneffels, Lizard Head, and Whitehouse Wilderness Areas, and would ...
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Jul

2012

Boomerang Hunting

I admit it, until last weekend I had no idea that Boomerangs were more than a cheap K-mart toy you threw once or twice as a child and then ditched out of frustration.  My buddy had found a boomerang in his yard – a stray from a nearby park – and had hung it on his porch as a decoration. Intrigued, we googled “how to throw and boomerang” and got some real good youtube how-to’s with guys who would throw the thing a hundred yards and get it to return.Inspired, we brought the boomerang to the ...
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Jul

2012

Oregon Off Highway Vehicle Q &A

Travel management on public lands and off highway vehicle use is a complicated topic - with many arguments for and against it.  Backcountry Hunters & Anglers believes that OHV's should be used lawfully and respectfully, to protect good habitat and hunting and fishing oppportunities.  But, if you or a  fellow outdoorsman have ever wondered What is travel management? Why close roads at all? How am I supposed to access my hunting area? Is Backcountry Hunters & Anglers an anti-atv ...
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Jun

2012

Utah Chapter News

Utah Chapter NewsMonday, June 18, 2012 Utah BHA held its first Chapter “Rendezvous” near Strawberry Reservoir in the foothills of the Uinta Mountains the first weekend in June.  Margo Taylor designed an eye-catching invitation which Ken Theis, Utah Coordinator, emailed to Utah members and took the lead for follow up.  John Pollard (Utah Chapter founder) scouted out a dandy drive-in dispersed campground and generously provided barbecued elk burgers for Saturday’s dinner. Margo, Ken, and ...
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Jun

2012

And Now for Some Good News in Conservation…

Meanwhile, back on the home-front, a coalition of sportsmen and conservation groups scored-big by winning a lawsuit which challenged plans for irresponsible oil and gas development on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) property on the Roan Plateau in West-Central Colorado. A federal judge sided with the conservation coalition and determined that the BLM had failed to properly consider alternative oil and gas drilling techniques necessary to protect the landmark hunting and fishing ...
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Jun

2012

Sportsmen Concerned about House Energy Bills

What do Montana’s Powder River Basin, Colorado’s Roan Plateau and New Mexico’s San Juan Mountains have in common? All three are truly wild places which offer high-quality fish and wildlife habitat and, all three habitats are in the crosshairs of energy development. To ensure energy development on these lands occurs responsibly, it is imperative that sportsmen have a voice!Unfortunately, three bills recently introduced in the House of Representatives threaten to strip sportsmen of their voice ...
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Jun

2012

Colorado BHA Supports Wilderness Protection of Brown's Canyon

Located in Central Colorado, Brown's Canyon provides unique low-elevation big game habitat and excellent fishing with a truly rugged landscape. The Arkansas River, which runs through Brown’s Canyon, offers quality backcountry trout fishing opportunities. In addition, Brown’s Canyon provides excellent wildlife habitat for a variety of species including elk, deer and bighorn sheep. For maps outlining wildlife habitat in the area, click the links below.Elk Habitat - Mule Deer Habitat - Bighorn ...
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