Public land transfer bill

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When on the rez just hunt.
I wouldn’t recommend that on the SD side. I know a group of OOS hunters that had tribal tags and were found on deeded and state land within the rez. They won’t have hunting rights for a year.

That said, that is a crap trade for ND. Until the entire rez is wall to wall tribal land, you’re not solving anything. The checkerboard of tribal, state, and deeded is what it is.
 


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Sportsmen and the state are getting fucked on this as most likely the state gives up land with oil in exchange for shit land without oil
No the state would benefit. It would gain BLM land from the feds. The two biggest chunks of BLM land are in major oil fields. The only ones getting PHUCKED in this deal are the sportsman. Funny no one brought this up the habitat and access summit.
 

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why would the state support giving up good land for bad land? Something isnt adding up, and when that happens, you know some politicians or rich fuckers are making money...
It’s not bad land. It’ll transfer 10000 acres or thereabouts of federal BLM land. Look at a map and find two very large parcels of BLM lands. Now zoom in and see how many little roads are on it and what they lead to. Also note the location of these parcels. The state is giving up shit grazing land for oil rich fed land.
 

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Those arent campsites those roads lead to
 


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I wouldn’t recommend that on the SD side. I know a group of OOS hunters that had tribal tags and were found on deeded and state land within the rez. They won’t have hunting rights for a year.

That said, that is a crap trade for ND. Until the entire rez is wall to wall tribal land, you’re not solving anything. The checkerboard of tribal, state, and deeded is what it is.
Yep the sconis and it seems Michigan people are bad for that every year. A crew left last year minus some rifles and lighter in the wallet
 

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I wouldn’t recommend that on the SD side. I know a group of OOS hunters that had tribal tags and were found on deeded and state land within the rez. They won’t have hunting rights for a year.

That said, that is a crap trade for ND. Until the entire rez is wall to wall tribal land, you’re not solving anything. The checkerboard of tribal, state, and deeded is what it is.
Are you talking deeded as in “white land” or “allotted” tribal lands?
 


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But our new govner kelly armstrong said that we gotta keep people hunting and have more opportunities so theres no way he would chase oil money n fuck over the everyday guy right
This is b.s thought the legislators only drum up bills close to the time they can do so didnt know they could pass a bill at any time fucking joke. Some of that ground has been land locked within the res for eternity. But what about the corps lands along the tribal is this incuded in there deal.
 

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Like im thinking alot of this by the little missouri river( lost bridge) area. Or can some one enligten me on what they are trying to transfer.
 

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Honestly it would not surpise me for one second the state is so greedy. They care little for hunting rights or acess. Its all about the money even if 90% of it goes out of state. Seen it for years up around williston they sold the land off for there own profit fuck the habitat and wildlife its all about there oil money.
 

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well guess its all worth it couple dozen new oil rigs oughtta bring the price of gas down maybe I can save enuf to buy some land jeb willams is probly behind this tryin to make us quit huntin
 


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They'll just get tribal tags again next year.
Likely. I just know the landowners in my area are done with it. The folks that rent our land don’t just chase people off. They take pictures and tell the warden to throw the book at them. Overrun with tribal hunters who think they can go anywhere.
 

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Likely. I just know the landowners in my area are done with it. The folks that rent our land don’t just chase people off. They take pictures and tell the warden to throw the book at them. Overrun with tribal hunters who think they can go anywhere.
Yep had video of the whole thing going down through the spotting scope. They were staying in the trailer park in Mobridge and tried to lie then the video came out. Word is they are banned from the rez also.
 

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Like im thinking alot of this by the little missouri river( lost bridge) area. Or can some one enligten me on what they are trying to transfer.
My guess is that is some of the blm. The other is the big chunk of ground southwest of bowman. Im not sure any Corp land is in rhe deal but thats the next move. Transfer the Corp land around sakakawea so they can turn it all into cabins
 

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Likely. I just know the landowners in my area are done with it. The folks that rent our land don’t just chase people off. They take pictures and tell the warden to throw the book at them. Overrun with tribal hunters who think they can go anywhere.
It’s pretty simple. Tribal land is tribal/ state/private is state/ptivate. Ive hunted both directions and it’s pretty easy to follow the rules. Youd be surprised how many state hunters end up on tribal ground too. It flows both directions. With onx maps it’s pretty easy to stay where you are supposed to be.
 

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