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  • Our new BCHMT address is P. O. Box 4864, Butte, MT 59701
  • BCHMT Constitution (PDF)
  • BCHMT Constitution (WORD)
  • List of the newspapers being used for the Forest Service Legal Notice of Appeal
  • Do horses cause weed problems?
  • Memorandum of Understanding between the Forest Service and BCHA
  • newInstructions for working on the web site Updated 5/4/2008
  • Public Law 106-393 106th Congress
    In October 2000, Congress passed Public Law 106-393 entitled "Secure Rural Schools and Community Self Determination Act of 2000" which stabilized federal payments to states for funding schools and roads. The new law commonly referred to as Payments to States replaces and fundamentally changes the way the Forest Service has been returning a portion of its annual receipts to jurisdictions falling within national forest boundaries ("the 25 percent fund").
  • Montana Equine Law
  • Memorial to Lloyd Fagerland
  • List of our Congressional Delegates with links
  • John Favro's presentation on the Recreation Enhancement Act(Fee Demo Program).
  • Letter to President Bush from Governor Brian Schweitzer on the Roadless rule.
  • New food storage order coming in 2006 for Gallatin National Forest
  • Read the resolution on Outsourcing adopted by the Back Country Horsemen of America – April 2003.
  • Horse Insurance for Organizations
  • BCHA Stimulus Letter

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