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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Migrator Man" data-source="post: 346242" data-attributes="member: 2369">Most of them guide on the public lands they have sole access to. This is becoming a bigger problem as more land that used to be open to the public is bought by a big ranch and then the public is cut off from even more land once the agreement ends. This is a big issue in carbon county where there is a ton off checker board lands. But there are similar issues throughout the state. The state politicians won’t touch it because they answer to the rich landowners.- - - Updated - - -The district attorney was coerced into charging and prosecuting the hunters. There is no reason to go after them except for political pressure. She even charged them for the same crime for a different year after she lost. Then dropped the charges after the community was outraged. Obviously the jury had the final opinion!- - - Updated - - -Sad thing is the big ranches keep getting bigger and the smaller ranches that opened their land to hunters then get bought up and hunting  cut off. This land goes for way more than it’s worth than you can even make running cattle. It is rich non residents and rich locals that have deep pockets and deep connections to all local positions.- - - Updated - - -Good luck getting that changed in the WY legislature! There are sections of public land that are under 100’ from a public road and there is no way landowners are allowing an easement if it is decent hunting land.</blockquote>

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