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Oct

2014

It’s time for elk herd expansion

The following Op-Ed by Minnesota BHA Board Member, David Lien was recently published by the Duluth Tribune, here.Anyone who has heard a bugling bull elk likely remembers the first time. In North America, only the haunting chorus of a wolf pack or ethereal evening calls of loons can come close to matching the mystical qualities of a bull elk’s bugle. Unfortunately, Minnesota’s native elk, although originally distributed over most of the state, were extirpated by the early l900s.But this year ...
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Oct

2014

Colorado BHA Defends Hunting Access on State Trust Lands at McArthur Gulch

September 3, 2014RE: McArthur Gulch SLTDear State Trust Land Commissioners:A matter has been brought to our attention which we respectfully wish to provide comment on. At the present time, a proposal is under consideration that jeopardizes hunter access and sound habitat stewardship on Colorado’s state lands.On August 8, 2014, the State Land Board approved a recommendation that the staff be directed to complete negotiations with an entity known as Human Movement Management ("HMM") for a ...
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Sep

2014

Minnesota BHA Comments on Elk Management Plan

TO: Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR) Big-Game Program Coordinator, Leslie McInenlySeptember 10, 2014Dear Leslie:Minnesota Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) are a grassroots group of sportsmen and women who are united by a passion to protect and conserve the public lands, forests, mountains, prairies, streams, lakes and game that support our hunting and angling traditions. BHA was founded around an Oregon campfire in 2004 by seven sportsmen and women and now has members in all 50 states, ...
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Sep

2014

Hunters Don't Need Exceptions to the Rules

Research clearly shows that off-trail motorized use can have significant impacts on fish and wildlife habitat.  Thus I am struck by the fact that the Arizona Game & Fish continue to advocate for use of motorized vehicles off trail to retrieve downed game, through the Tonto National Forest Travel Management Planning process.  In particular, the need for exception which allows hunters to use motorized vehicles to be used up to one mile off a designate route has been unsubstantiated.  Further ...
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Sep

2014

Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Hosts Hunting Film Tour Showings in Montrose and Gunnison

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Kicks-off the Hunting Season with Fair Chase Adventure Films, Beverages and RafflesMONTROSE, CO – The sportsmen conservation organization, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is hosting two showings of the popular Hunting Film Tour at the Ruby Cinema in Gunnison on October 1st and Two Rascals Brewing in Montrose on October 2nd.  Doors for both shows open at 6:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM.  The Hunting Film Tour attracts outdoor enthusiasts of all ages with ...
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Sep

2014

Colorado BHA Comments on San Carlos Travel Management Plan

San Carlos Ranger District -Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the San Carlos Ranger District’s Draft Travel Analysis. Please consider my comments to be part of the public record.First, I will address certain roads that are mis-categorized in terms of benefit and risk.1. Road 173B (North Taylor Creek above the Rainbow Trail). Whereas lower portions of 173 allow Rainbow Trail motorized and non-motorized users to enter and exit the trail, the upper portion dead ends at the wilderness ...
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Aug

2014

Episode #10 of the Backcountry College: Knots and Such

Learn how to tie a bowline knot, truckers hitch, sheet bend, clove hitch, and taut line hitch by setting up making a hammock out of a canvas tarp. The Backcountry College is produced by Twisted Stave Media.
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Aug

2014

Minnesota BHA Rendezvous: Whitewater State Park & Wildlife Management Area (Aug. 15–17, 2014)

Minnesota BHA held its second annual Rendezvous during August 15-17. A group from around the state set camp in southeastern Minnesota’s Whitewater State Park & Wildlife Management Area. And in the words of one attendee, BHA Life Member Melinda Miller: “What a terrific weekend!! … Great location, great company, great food, great activities.”[1]Some of our activities included trout fishing the Whitewater River, encountering multiple groups of wild turkeys in the state park and adjacent ...
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Aug

2014

Colorado BHA Comments on Colorado West Slope Mule Deer Strategy

The following comments were submitted by CO BHA in regards to the CO Parks and Wildlife's Draft Mule Deer Strategy.August 12, 2014TO:  Colorado Parks and WildlifeRE:  Comments on Colorado West Slope Mule Deer Strategy - Draft August 9, 2014Please consider the following comments on behalf of the Colorado Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers in regards to the West Slope Mule Deer Strategy - Draft Aug.9, 2014.Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is a grassroots sportsmen conservation organization ...
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Aug

2014

Public Access & Conservation on Oregon's Dechutes River

The Deschutes River is one of the most famous rivers in the western U.S. Located in North Central Oregon, BHA is involved with a rare opportunity to conserve a large section of this river and surrounding lands, which would provide unprecedented access for hunters and anglers to upwards of 10,000 acres known for its healthy populations of big horn sheep, mule deer, steelhead and wild salmon. This short video describes this project.//www.youtube.com/embed/BQChFHazDuo
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