Transfer of Federal Lands to the States
I am wondering how many RVers are aware of the movement to transfer federal lands to the states? Many western states are pushing this initiative. In Wyoming (my home state) nearly 25 million acres w...
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highplainsdrifter wrote:
This is one of the more succinct arguments against transfer that I have read. Too bad the people of Utah didn't read it before they voted last night.
https://outdoorindustry.org/article/debunked-4-myths-about-americas-parks-and-public-lands/
Outdoor INDUSTRY? No vested interest there. I still say control should be closer to the people.
Before we could build our house, here, we had to name our road and get an address. Then Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) had to approve. ADOT tried to have us jump through all kinds of hoops that would have cost us between 10 and 20 thousand dollars. I contacted our state representatives and the problem went away in about 3 months. What would have happened if there was a FEDDOT?
I remember Cliven Bundy, a rancher who actually produces food for human consumption, being described as a "freeloader" or some such derogatory epithet. What's that make us who just want to camp free?
LS
