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Wyoming's largest land owner proposes land swap with BLM in Carbon County
They want to take that land so no one can use their property to cross. They want to take it private after swap. There for you will not be able to cross pass to get to one side or the other blocking you from hunting on that same spot you have always hunted because now it becomes private land. NO...- TracyLuker
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Wyoming's largest land owner proposes land swap with BLM in Carbon County
Compromise????? We have to deal with their cattle coming into Hanna every year taking a chance with our children's lives. If they want to help the communities they should worry about proper fencing to keep their cattle out of our communities specially when most the small children in the town of...- TracyLuker
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Wyoming's largest land owner proposes land swap with BLM in Carbon County
I say we stand our ground and wash Q Creek out.- TracyLuker
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Wyoming's largest land owner proposes land swap in Carbon County
Its only beneficial to them. Its up to us to stand together and stop it. Q Creek AKA Walmart is not good neighbors. We dont benefit from their beef or their wind turbines.- TracyLuker
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Wyoming's largest land owner proposes land swap with BLM in Carbon County
Stand that line with us like the people did when we were children. Take that stand to protect Carbon County as if it were your children.- TracyLuker
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Wyoming's largest land owner proposes land swap with BLM in Carbon County
The guy was the worst. He guessed and had no real answers to provide he stuttered to much and didn't really listen to the Public that has lived here and have ranches at all. It was all about what he wanted. If they cant keep their cattle in their fences and not in the towns Specially Hanna and...- TracyLuker
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
