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Back Country Horsemen Inc.
is a
non-profit organization
dedicated to perpetuating the common sense use and enjoyment
of horses in America’s backcountry and wilderness.
We work
to insure that public lands remain open to recreational stock
use and assist the various government and private agencies in
their maintenance and management of those resources. Please come
join us.
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Panhandle
Back Country Horsemen

PO
Box 1903
Hayden ID 83835
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The Preserving our
Equine Heritage on Public Land Act, S. 2283, [previously
referred to as
the Right-to-Ride bill] would preserve
the use and access of pack and saddle stock animals on public
land administered by the National Park
Service, and Bureau of Land Management, the United States Fish
and Wildlife Service, or the Forest Service on which there is
a historical tradition of the use of pack and saddle stock animals.
It was introduced by Senator Crapo, November 7, 2007.
You can read the bill and contact Congress through the Back
Country Horsemen of Idaho's Issues page.
You can also read Back Country Horsemen of America's "Why
We Need the Right-to-Ride Protection".
Learn about the Back Country Horsemen of Idaho Foundation . |
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Our
monthly general membership meetings are held at the Dalton Gardens
City Hall, on the southeast corner of 4th
and Hanley. We socialize at 7 pm with the meeting starting at 7:30
pm.
During
the months of September through May, we meet on the third Saturday
of each
month. We switch to the third Wednesday
evening
for the months of June, July and August ... same starting time.
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Here's
what you'll find when you visit these pages:
**Chapter Information contains: Our
monthly Newsletter, which gives you the
latest information about completed projects, meeting minutes,
upcoming meetings and more information on future projects
and/or
rides.
Membership Information
and a printable application form to join our PBCH organization,
as well as a
list of officers and directors and Contact information.
We're glad to answer any questions you have.
There
is a list of our Associate Members and information on
becoming an Associate Member. Please continue to support our
Associate Members as they believe
in
our mission
and support the Back Country Horsemen. PBCH History, giving
you more insight to
the areas
we ride and past projects.
**Activities contains
information regarding club upcoming
events.
**Calendar includes
a list of scheduled events and activities planned by
the club up to the end of the year.
**Links page
includes other Back Country Horsemen clubs and a variety of other
sites of interest.
**Visit
our Photo Gallery to
see and read about some of our past events and activities. |
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"One
who works with hands alone is a Laborer
One who works with hands and head is a Craftsman
One who works with hands, head and heart is a
Back Country Horseman."
  

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