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November 29, 2016

Election 2016: A Referendum on Rural Rights in America

Rural Americans came to the polls in unheralded, unpredicted numbers and they voted for a non-politician, whether they liked him or not.  They voted…

November 28, 2016

An authentic protest or ‘Occupy Dakota Access Pipeline?’

Complaints grow over whites turning Dakota Access protest into hippie festival Tension is brewing within the Dakota Access protest as complaints grow about outside…

November 28, 2016

Local sheriff struggles to enforce law at site of Dakota pipeline protests

His department’s job of policing the protesters — the vast majority who’ve been camping on federal land that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers…

November 28, 2016

Wyoming study hopes to shed light on roots of wild horse crisis

Wild horse specialists work to keep herd numbers at specific levels for each management area, but the animals don’t recognize the invisible boundaries. Managers…

November 27, 2016

Feds launch attack on Montana ranchers’ property rights

There was an alternate proposed route that didn’t cut through the ranch’s front yard. The Forest Service could have reached an amicable conclusion with…

November 26, 2016

Obama’s regulatory machine on overdrive in final weeks

This oppressive agenda, and the audacity with which it was executed, was on the minds of voters and apparently rejected on Nov 8. With…

November 25, 2016

Judge caves to Montana enviro group, halts logging operation

The trees have gotten so dense that they are crowding out other plant life as well as creating the potential for an explosive crown…

November 25, 2016

Wyoming mulls rules to address rising livestock kills, wildlife poaching

Moline said, now when people are caught killing livestock they are fined and must pay the rancher the market value of the animal. At the…

November 25, 2016

States proven to be best managers and protectors of public lands

This Washington-centric approach to management stifles creative, collaborative solutions to competing interests that could be resolved at local, state, or regional levels without the…

November 24, 2016

How collectivism nearly killed the Pilgrims, and still keeps Native Americans in poverty

No group in America has been more “helped” and “managed” by the federal government than Indians. Because of that, no group has done worse….

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