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The Treasure Valley Back Country Horsemen is a nonprofit organization working toward the preservation of the back country. Our membership is comprised of horse men and women who love our great outdoors and who want to be sure that recreational horse and mule use on public lands will remain a part of our American Heritage forever.
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Treasure Valley Back Country Horsemen
P.O. Box 413
Nampa ID 83653-0413
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Meeting location: FRA Building 1012 11th Ave North Nampa ID
Click here for map link click here for membership form
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OFFICERS 2010
President................John Millington (208)475-4107 tvbchpresident@hotmail.com
Vice President...... Keith Lambrecht (208)888-1392 idlambrecht@msn.com
Secretary................Ken Nungesser (208)467-5686 llnungesser@msn.com
Treasurer............... Cini Baumhoff (208)658-1143 cinibaumhoff@yahoo.com
State Delegate Whit Whitham (208)467-7318
Ken Nungesser (208)467-5686 llnungesser@msn.com
alternates: Gerald Aebischer (208)453-1205 gsaebischer@q.com & Jim Freeland 495-1245
Newsletter & Website Editor: Jill Nebeker (208)922-4370 tvbchnewsletter@hotmail.com
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Membership is open to all horsemen and women who love our great outdoors and want to be sure that recreational horse use on public lands will remain part of the American Heritage, forever...
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The Treasure Valley Back Country Horsemen is a nonprofit organization working towards the preservation of the back country. If you are interested in maintaining and preserving our rights to enjoy the use of horses and mules for recreation on public lands, fill out the application below and join a group of individuals working toward the same goal.
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Dues per year click here for membership application
$34.00 for family (living at home)
$28.00 for individual
Send your dues and completed application to:
TVBCH C/O Cini Baumhoff 11881 W Arch Street Boise ID 83713
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Meetings: 4th Tuesday Month Feb - Nov (no Dec meeting & Jan meeting is banquet)
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BCH Mission Statement
To perpetuate the common sense use and enjoyment of horses in America’s back country and wilderness. To work to ensure that public lands remain open to recreational stock use. To assist various agencies responsible for the maintenance and management of public lands. To educate, encourage, and solicit active participation in the wise and sustained use of the back country resource by horsemen and the general public. |
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