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4 reasons Congress should disapprove economy-killing sage grouse regulations

March 14, 2017 0

Ironically, at the time the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service finalized the harmful sage grouse plans in 2015, the bird was doing fine, with an increasing population of nearly 425,000, due to a successful incentive-based approach to…

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Ranchers, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, feds wrangle over grazing in Weminuche Wilderness

March 13, 2017 0

In a Feb. 19 letter to The Free Range Report called “Radical Environmentalist Bullying the Forest Service to Deny Renewal of Longtime Sheep Allotments,” Brown argued domestic sheep grazing can coexist with wild bighorns. “Kicking us off our allotments would…

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Angus McIntosh responds to PLC: Its time to Drain the Swamp on the “Public Lands”

March 10, 2017 0

By the time Trent was finished questioning Ethan Lane, he had backpedaled to the point where he said he agreed with 95% of what I have been teaching ranchers in my seminars for the past 16 years. by Angus McIntosh,…

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Local witnesses testify of kindness, good manners of Oregon Standoff defendants

March 2, 2017 0

"They took very good care of my place. I trusted them completely,'' she said. During cross, Overton acknowledged that Patrick left her a $100 tip at the truck stop one night. She also said the men paid her electric bill…

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Arizona border ranchers want Trump wall, but leary of federal agents on land

February 20, 2017 0

“It used to take five days to get the ranch rounded up; it takes me seven weeks now and it’s because anybody coming through illegally cuts through fences and border patrol doesn’t know how to shut a gate,” Ladd said.…

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New twist in Bundy trial to reveal names, details of wrongdoing by feds

February 12, 2017 3

"The OIG Report details several violations of federal ethics regulations, misuse of government property, misuse of a government position, and 'a lack of candor when interviewed,' " Navarro wrote in a ruling Wednesday, "At a minimum, (defendants) may use this…

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PRESS RELEASE: Custer Museum Director details suicides, human cost of BLM raids

February 8, 2017 2

In 2005, and again in 2008, Chris Kortlander, Founding Director of the Custer Battlefield Museum in Garryowen, MT, was the victim of similar Nazi Gestapo-like raids by overzealous, unprofessional Bureau of Land Management law enforcement agents intent on proving that…

Human Rights

Why should ordinary Americans care about what happened to LaVoy Finicum?

February 7, 2017 10

"As I spoke to these folks I realized that they weren’t hateful or on the fringe. Instead, they were neighborly, they love each other as neighbors. They are the kind of folks that would stop and help you change your…

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Millard County Utah: A case study in urban ‘values’ infringing on rural property rights

February 3, 2017 0

Although Millard County is the literal definition of rural, “urban” values increasingly seem to dominate local thought processes and resulting public policy.  Despite lip service to the contrary, one of the biggest and most troubling aspects of those urban values…

Human Rights

Citing bias, Oregon Standoff defendant seeks new judge for case

February 3, 2017 0

In a trial last fall, jurors found standoff leader Ammon Bundy and six others not guilty of felony charges. Prosecutors decided despite losing to press ahead with a February trial for the seven remaining defendants. They changed their strategy by…

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