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20

Aug

2018

LETTER: BHA comments on Helena/Lewis & Clark Forest Plan Revision

Author: Steve Platt
August 18, 2018 Deb EntwhistleForest Plan Revision Team LeaderHelena/Lewis & Clark National Forest2880 Skyway DriveHelena, MT 59602 Subject: Helena/Lewis & Clark Forest Plan Revision Dear Deb Entwhistle: Montana Backcountry Hunters and Anglers: Who we are I’m writing this comment letter on behalf of the Montana Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA), based in Missoula, Montana. We currently represent approximately 2,500 sportsmen and women across Montana. Our mission is to ensure ...
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18

Aug

2018

Idaho BHA attends Fly Fishers International Fair

Author: Idaho BHA
The Fly Fishers International Fair was held in Boise on Aug 9-11.  This trade show and educational summit brings together authors, thought leaders, industry powerhouses and passionate anglers from all over the country.  BHA Idaho had a vendor booth for 3 days in an effort to recruit members and promote awareness for BHA, particularly our work on public water access.  Rob Parkins, BHA's Public Water Access Coordinator, was there for two days to assist in our educational efforts.  Our booth ...
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16

Aug

2018

Wilderness study areas talk aimed at gathering more public input, House candidate Williams says

By David Erickson - August 16, 2018 - Originally published in the Missoulian. The future use of Wilderness Study Areas was the topic of a lively discussion at a roundtable in Missoula Wednesday hosted by Kathleen Williams, the Democrat vying to take Republican Rep. Greg Gianforte’s seat in the U.S. House in the November election. Representatives of off-road vehicle user groups called for releasing the WSAs from wilderness restrictions while hunting and fishing advocates and others called ...
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16

Aug

2018

Montana groups urge Gianforte for more public input on wilderness study areas, disagree on how

Author: Tom Lutey
By Tom Lutey - August 16, 2018 - Originally published in the Billings Gazette. LEWISTOWN — Wildlife groups are urging U.S. Rep. Greg Gianforte to gather more public opinion before moving ahead with two bills to release 700,000 federal acres in Montana from wilderness consideration. Gianforte, a Republican, assured representatives from the Montana Wilderness Association, Montana Wildlife Federation and others that there would be time for public input after the bills are passed. At issue ...
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15

Aug

2018

BHA Podcast & Blast, Episode 29: Adam Gall, visionary fishing and hunting guide

Author: Robert Yagid
    After almost two years of trying, we catch up with Adam Gall, visionary fishing and big game guide who, with his wife Ana, started Timber to Table Guide Service based in Paonia, Colorado. Adam's dream: to create a guide service for people who may never have hunted before but who want to learn the entire process – from the rifle to the hunt to field dressing, butchering and cooking the very best wild game recipes. Adam’s business is about experience, the heritage of ethical hunting and ...
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15

Aug

2018

Colorado BHA Chapter Leaders Join CPW’s Sportsmen’s Roundtable

Author: David Lien
  The Colorado chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) has two chapter leaders serving on the Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) Sportsmen’s Roundtable. Chapter Leadership Team (CLT) members Adam Gall and Ryan McSparran were recently selected to serve as Statewide Delegates on the Roundtable.  Adam Gall  Adam was born and raised in a small farm town in southwest Michigan, then moved to north central Idaho at age 20. He never wanted to leave the mountains after that, and hasn’t. Adam has ...
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14

Aug

2018

Idaho BHA sponsors youth to attend outdoor conservation camp

Author: Idaho BHA
As a show of our commitment to hunter recruitment, retention and reactivation the Idaho Chapter recently sponsored Rileah Bartholomew to attend the Idaho Conservation Officer’s Association’s 9th annual Youth Conservation Camp in Cascade, ID. Rileah, an 11 year old from Chubbuck, Idaho was one of 45 children, ages 10-12 to attend the week long camp in Cascade, Idaho. While at camp Rileah was taught wildlife management, hunter ethics, firearm safety and the principles of conservation while ...
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10

Aug

2018

Idaho BHA hosts Backcountry in the Backyard & Hike to Hunt on 8/16/18

Author: Idaho BHA
Idaho BHA is hosting the 2nd "Backcountry in the Backyard" event of the summer on Thursday, August 16th.  This is a free event and non-members are welcome.    Idaho BHA members Ed & Lisa Rebman welcome BHA members and anyone interested in public lands to join them for an informal backyard barbecue on Thursday, August 16th in the Avimor Community starting at 6:30 pm. The hosts will provide pulled pork sandwiches, coleslaw and wild caught smoked Idaho rainbow trout. Feel free to bring a dish ...
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10

Aug

2018

LETTER: Montana Chapter Supports Lolo Trails Landmark Project

August 10, 2018 Leanne MartenRegional ForesterU.S. Forest ServiceUSFS Region 126 Fort Missoula RoadMissoula, MT 59804 Re: LWCF fiscal year 2020 Lolo Trails Landmark Project To Leanne Marten, The Montana Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers is writing you to express our organization’s support for the Lolo Trails Landmark project. Our members include 2,500 Montana hunters, anglers and others who adamantly champion North America's outdoor heritage of hunting and fishing in a natural ...
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9

Aug

2018

Montana beer and outdoor recreation go together, group says at Billings brewery

Author: Brett French
By Brett French - August 9, 2018 - Originally published in the Montana Standard. Touring the state to elevate the conversation about Montana’s recreation economy, Rachel VandeVoort hosted a gathering of about 35 people Wednesday afternoon at Thirsty Street Brewery Co. in Billings. VandeVoort has logged 11 months as the state’s first director of the Office of Outdoor Recreation, created by Gov. Steve Bullock after the GOP-dominated Legislature declined to approve the appointment. At the ...
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