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Back country
horsemen are concerned
men and
women dedicated to conserving public lands and protecting equestrians'
historic
right to use back country trails. You don't have to ride or
even own a horse to be a member, just recognize the need to preserve
our heritage and right to ride public lands and be willing to voice
your support and work toward preserving this right. We need
help to assure that our "right to ride" is recognized and continues
for future generations.
Click here to read the Back Country
Horsemen of America Handbook Print it and keep it for future
reference. You will find it full of helpful information and
advice on preparing for a ride or pack trip.
Back Country Horsemen of America has organizations in 20 states:
Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana,
Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wyoming and
Georgia.
SUPPORT:
We realize that if we don't not do something
NOW
to protect our right to use the Chattahoochee/Oconee National Forests and the Cohutta
and Rich Mountain Wilderness Areas, our children
and grandchildren will never be able to enjoy what we have treasured for so many
years. Support can be provided in many ways, these are just a few:
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Working on trail
maintenance crews
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Working as an
active chapter, state or national officer
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Working on
educational programs
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Building
membership-local and national
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Writing letters,
urging your
your senators and congressmen to support the "Right to Ride" legislation
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED. Please attend
an upcoming meeting
and see what we're all about.
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