BMHS Featured in a Suite101 Article
Through the skillful writing of Brenda Laymen, BMHS has been written up on Suite101, an online publication. We continue to enjoy quality press exposure.
CNN Likes Us!
CNN published an article about BMHS in today’s online Living Section. I’d say it’s another lovely piece about a fine group of hunters, foodies and outdoors-people.
Enjoy: http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/12/29/urban.hunting.club/index.html
New Phoenix, AZ Chapter added
The Society grows. If you’re in the Phoenix area, check out our brand spanking new Phoenix Chapter for more info on joining.
Thanks,
Nick.
Presidential Address
Please check out this address from the BMHS president for some background on the Society.
New Logo Developed
A new BMHS Logo has finally been developed! Created by the experts at Darlingville, the new logo will eventually get printed on hats, hoodies, shirts and more.
New Map Feature Added
A new feature has been added to the site to facilitate new members. Check out the Join page to see a map of local chapters and get contact information for local coordinators.
Austin, TX – New Chapter
The first new chapter following the New York Times article is officially online in Austin, TX. Paul will be the local coordinator for this chapter and is ready and able to begin receiving members. Please see the Austin, TX google group for more info and apply for membership there.
A group in every city, that’s the goal.
Wildhumans
I started a blog (wildhumans.org) a long time ago, but never really advertised amongst this community. Please feel free to check out my side project to re-wild myself.
Nick.
New Photo Gallery
Please check out our new photo gallery. If you think you have something worthy of the national webpage, let me know and I can easily put together an album.
Trout Fishing with Cork
I went fishing with cork today and came away with a nice bounty. Using salmon eggs is killer trout bait and Cork taught me everything to catch a monster like the steelhead on the left. See my wildhumans blog for more info.
