Wyoming study sheds more light on land transfer

[Oneye]

http://www.ammoland.com/2016/10/sta...now-state-takeover-public-land/#axzz4NZWeYAGq

A new state-mandated report on the feasibility of transferring management authority for 25 million publically owned acres to the state of Wyoming concludes that the process would be a financial, administrative, and legislative burden.Ultimately, the report prepared for the Office of State Lands and Investments (OSLI) says that the state would inherit costly land management issues, like wildfire and litigation, if it were to manage the lands that currently belong to all Americans.

....but let me guess....we'll keep pushing this crap here in good old Utah.

 

[1_pointer]

http://www.ammoland.com/2016/10/sta...now-state-takeover-public-land/#axzz4NZWeYAGq




....but let me guess....we'll keep pushing this crap here in good old Utah.

A similar conclusion was reached in a study years ago by an economist at Utah St. when I was there. IIRC, it stated something to the effect that the "best" 50% of the land would have to be sold for the state to be able to keep the lesser half...