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Oct

2018

Florida Pint Night Tour

Author: Josh Kaywood
Last week was a wild ride through south and central Florida covering Miami, Jupiter, Tampa and Orlando. The trip illuminated not just the diversity of Florida’s landscape but more importantly the people and sportsmen that make up the state.  I met with traditional archery hunters, Gladesmen, offshore and inshore anglers, surfers and adult onset hunters trying to wrap their heads around their new pursuit.We were there with the primary goal to raise awareness for the Land and Water ...
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Oct

2018

Wolverine Creek Road ready for rifle season with new camping rule

Author: Susan Dunlap
By Susan Dunlap - October 17, 2018 - Originally published in the Montana Standard. With rifle season starting this Saturday, a campground at Wolverine Creek Road in southern Beaverhead County will be ready for hunters in a new way. Agency officials, ranchers and a group of hunters have worked out a plan to reinvent the campground at Wolverine Creek Road with a new hunter-friendly camping rule, signage and gates in the hope that compromise on all sides will lead to better sportsmen behavior ...
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Oct

2018

Boise family receives $500 from BHA for turning in illegal motorized users on public land

Author: Idaho BHA
In late April 2018, BHA members Bryan Moore, Hunter Moore and Clay Moore drove to a trailhead on the Emmett Ranger District of the Boise National Forest.  The Moore's were planning to hike along a non-motorized trail to do some bear hunting.  Upon arriving at the trailhead, the Moore's realized they were not the only people at this spot, there was an ATV legally parked at the buck-n-rail fence and signs that clearly mark the start of the non-motorized trail.  In an effort to be respectful of ...
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Tags: Idaho Chapter, OHV, habitat, news

16

Oct

2018

New England Chapter supports new requirements to make it harder to sell or transfer state land in Connecticut

Connecticut hunters and anglers have long enjoyed the privilege of practicing their craft in the public lands and waters of their home state. The State Forests, Wildlife Management Areas, State Parks, and other public lands protect valuable fish and wildlife habitats and offer a multitude of hunting, fishing, and other recreational activities, thereby fulfilling the state’s responsibility of providing residents access to their shared natural resources. But despite their great importance, ...
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Oct

2018

LETTER: Montana Sporting Coalition encourages Land Board to remove uncertainty from proposed conservation easements

Author: Montana BHA
Oct. 15, 2018Montana State Land Board1539 Eleventh Ave.Helena, MT 59601 Dear Montana Land Board members, The Montana Sporting Coalition is comprised of a dozen hunting and angling organizations with tens of thousands of members in Montana. We were formed in 2015 over concerns about the Habitat Montana program. This program is now more than three decades old, and it has a strong track record of conserving wildlife habitat and providing public recreational access through targeted land ...
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Oct

2018

Video Trailer: A Few Steps Further

When Kevin Davis first began running he was overweight and out of shape. He tried, but failed to finish a 1-mile run. Now, years later, he runs 100-mile races. He uses that fitness to support his other passion – backcountry hunting. In 2017, Davis was selected to run Hardrock 100 – one of the most difficult trail races in the world. Two months later, he attempted a backcountry mountain goat hunt in the wilds of Alaska.   This film, A Few Steps Further, that we created together explores the ...
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Oct

2018

New York BHA Fall Update 2018

Author: New York BHA
Following a tough but rewarding turkey season, we got right back to work in New York. Chapter Chair, Todd Waldron, attended the NY Sportsmen's Legislative Breakfast at the Capitol in Albany which was a great networking opportunity with state legislators and potential conservation partners. Treasurer Garret Burback joined fellow public land badasses from across the country in attending the LWCF fly-in to DC on May 16. On May 19, we held an Access Our Waters cleanup in Ithaca, Monticello, and ...
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Oct

2018

2018 New Mexico Midterm Election Candidate Questionnaire

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers members in New Mexico will vote in several crucial elections in 2018 that will ultimately affect hunting, fishing, wildlife management and public lands in our state. Top among them is the race for Governor, who appoints members of the State Game Commission and has final authority over the Department of Game and Fish. On the ballot are Democrat Michelle Lujan Grisham and Republican Steve Pearce, both of whom gave up seats in Congress to run for the state’s ...
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Oct

2018

BHA Podcast & Blast, Episode 33: Rachel VandeVoort, Director of the Montana Office of Outdoor Recreation

Author: Hal herring
Rachel VandeVoort is a native of Whitefish, Montana, with four generations of family history in Montana. She is also director of the Montana Office of Outdoor Recreation. With a background working for Kimberand in the ski industry, no one could be better suited for this job. Hal goes to Whitefish to talk with Rachel about being a parent of wild outdoor children, outdoor jobs and the outdoor economy, guns, fishing and hunting on public lands. The outdoor economy in Montana alone is ...
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Oct

2018

Public Easements and Road Vacations: What's at Stake in Park County Wyoming

As hunters and anglers one of the biggest issues facing us today is public access. Knowing where we stand and what our rights are doesn't simply protect us as individuals, it can ensure that access to our public lands doesn't slip from our fingers and disappear.  A timely example of this is a decision before the Park County Commission in Wyoming right now. Recently a private land owner filed a petition to vacate (eliminate) an easement granting public access to the only road that reaches ...
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