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 Volunteerism is one of the most essential activities of Back Country Horsemen. A central point of our mission statement is to assist government agencies in the maintenance and management of public lands. 

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Wednesday, January 21st at 6:00 pm at the Veterans Memorial Building, 300 N. Johnson Avenue, Pocatello.

Pork ribs and chicken will be provided.  Persons whose last name starts with the letter “A and B” bring pop, “C through O" bring a side dish, “P through Z” bring a dessert
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Purchasing a membership allows you to join other like-minded individuals who want to help protect and maintain our riding trails in Idaho.
Single Membership: $25
Family Membership: $35

This money is primarily sent to our national office, "Back Country Horsemen of America (BCHA)." This gives us a national presence and is necessary to keep public land open.


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The sale of each $20 calendar, which includes a raffle ticket,  funds our state office, "Back Country Horsemen of Idaho (BCHI)."
The state office supports 14 Chapters throughout Idaho and provides a way to support our mission at the state level.

There will NOT be an auction at this potluck, but there will be a silent and live auction at the convention.  The board has been actively soliciting donations from businesses in our area. If you know a company that might donate an auction item or serve as a monetary sponsor, please reach out to John McNabb (Chapter President) at 208-201-6624.
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We hope that members and non-members will also donate items such as gift baskets, equine items, outdoor items, artwork, home decor, jewelry, services, gift certificates/cards, and direct financial sponsorship.


Most of the proceeds from these donations will go to our chapter to support trail maintenance projects, equine trail education and outreach initiatives.
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Information on the New Explore Act passed in January


Big Springs Campground has six dilapidated corrals. The Westside Ranger District is writing a grant to construct new corrals. The six corrals are shown from west to east below

[email protected] or [email protected], (208) 352-0523 
​Making the Back Country better by keeping trails open and groomed for all user groups.

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