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Jul

2026

Meaningful Modifications for Wildlife: BHA and BLM McCullough Peaks HMA Fence Project

Partners Work to Make Safer Passage for Pronghorn

Author: Pete Madsen

The Wyoming Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers partnered with the Bureau of Land Management Cody Field Office on July 18, 2026 at the McCullough Peaks Herd Management Area to modify a fenceline identified as problematic and high-priority for pronghorn.  

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14

Jul

2026

Minnesota BHA Chapter Brings the Heat for Summer Fence Removal

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Jul

2026

Pulling Wire for Pronghorn: BHA Lends a Hand at Box X Ranch

A Successful Partnership and Project for Pronghorn

Montana Backcountry Hunters and Anglers partnered with the North American Pronghorn Foundation and other partners to participate in a fence removal and modification project at the Box X Ranch in southeastern Montana.  Pronghorn moverment on the ranch has been tracked using collared pronghorn, and the hope with this project is that the movement of pronghorn becomes less restricted on the ranch with the removal of the old sheep fencing.  The project was a great success, miles of fencing was removed to either be replaced with wildlife friendly fencing, or with the new virtual fencing system the Box X Ranch owners/operators are now using.  BHA was happy to lend a hand and work with great partners and landowners for a worthwhile cause; giving pronghorn the freedom to roam unrestricted.

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30

Jun

2026

Wind, Dust, Fire: No Match for BHA Volunteers

Stewards remove 2.5 miles of fence and build 1/4 mile of lay down fencing

Public Land Stewards remove 2.5 miles of fence and build 1/4 mile of lay down fencing

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4

Jun

2026

Boots in the River: Volunteers Help Maintain the Russian River Fishery

Russian River Recap - May 30th, 2026

Author: Mary Glaves
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