An organization of men and women concerned about sustained
equestrian access and proper use on our public lands.

"Our history is written on his back. We are his heirs. But he is his own heritage, the horse."



April 10, 2010 State Meeting in St. George RSVP requested ASAP

April State Meeting 2010 Information




---- WELCOME TO Back Country Horsemen of Utah ----Utah Horse Council Expo March 12-14, Volunteers need to man the booths... HH & MR chapters will share Fri. and Sat.....WF will take care of Sun....contact your Local President for more information---...March State Newsletter now available...

National -

WASHINGTON, Feb.24, 2010--USDA Forest Service
Chief Tom Tidwell today announced a series
of events to provide opportunities for public discussion
on the development of a new Forest Service Land and Resource
Management Planning Rule (planning rule). The Forest Service
will host a national science forum, three national
roundtables and nine regional roundtables.
Read More...
Access Being Restricted? Read This...
Overcoming Fear on the Trail
By John Lyons
click here


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Leave No Trace Principles....Learn Them, Use Them before we lose our Privilege to use our Public Lands....It's Everyones Responsibility
LEAVE NO TRACE
What's the Problem?
What Can You DO?

Many important decisions have been made without input from horsemen. Decisions will continue to be made without us, often with input from those who prefer not to see horses or mules on any trail or in any of the back country areas.


Don't you agree it's about time we all get involved?
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The Back Country Horsemen of Utah is a non-profit organization presently consisting of twelve local Chapters spread across the state. We work with public land administrators and have developed relationships to assist them in making decisions for the good of all stock users.

We will be glad to provide more information about our activities and involvement in the decision making process that affects our ability to ride, pack and camp in the places of our choice.

Bridgerland | Central | High Desert | Hi-Line & Hobbles|High Uintah | Mountain Ridge | South East
San Rafael | South West | Uintah Basin | Wasatch Front | West Desert


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