Hey everybody I'm I'm going to remind you that September is Public Lands Month and it's a month to celebrate Public Lands obviously wildlife clean water opportunities that we have in this country today.

I know public lands are probably important to everybody who's listening to this.

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BHA's been working, probably leading the charge on public land stuff, access, clean water,

you name it. It's a huge movement and it couldn't come at a better time

and it needs your support.

And it's a great thing to be a part of at this time in our history. I think we all have an opportunity to step up and be counted and speak out and make real change for the for the good.

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Go into backcountry hunters. org check out the group talk to people and

join us if you can thank y'all

so it seems as though this is already something that the Forest Service is looking at

they're aware of and we're just consistently seeing politics at the national level going away from

funding the Forest Service to the extent that it should be and you know we've

seen this with the Land and Water Conservation Fund right?

We'll pass the law but we won't allocate the money. Well what that means is the office holders in Utah of partisan races are beholden to an

accountable to, and it's a better way to put it, accountable accountable to literally only a handful of people,

a few dozen in the case of legislators

and a few hundred in a case of congressmen.

When you go out, you know, like I go hike up this mountain that we can see out the window here, right?

And you know, a big chunk of that mountain is Forest Service land.

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