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Monthly Archives: February 2017
Cheney Pushes for BLM 2.0 Rule Repeal
Well, there is still a lot of swamp to be drained but at least this is a start. — jtl, 419 via Northern Ag.NET This month freshman Wyoming Congressman Liz Cheney sponsored a resolution to repeal the Bureau of Land … Continue reading
Posted in Public Lands Ranching, Uncategorized
Tagged BLM, Bureau of Land Management
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Grazing should be critical piece of lands management
There is no denying that market forces…have played a role in the decrease of grazing on federal lands. However, instead of mitigating these effects, unresponsive federal policies are making life more difficult for rural Americans — adding insult to injury. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Grazing Management in the West, Uncategorized
Tagged Grazing, range management, The West
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Prosecutor: No formal agreement to conspire in refuge takeover, but a ‘meeting of the minds’
Neil Wampler, one of the defendants acquitted during the trial last fall, attended, and just before a lunch break, stood to address U.S. District Judge Anna J. Brown. “I still haven’t gotten my property back,” Wampler told her. And probably … Continue reading
Wyman Meinzer’s West Texas
Posted by Chris Gill at the Circle Ranch A beautiful portrayal of a unique part of our country. https://player.vimeo.com/video/22132017 A WALTZ ACROSS WEST TEXASWyman Meinzer, the Texas State Photographer, used to live in the old jail in Benjamin, TX. The … Continue reading
Posted in Cowboy Culture and Heritage, Uncategorized
Tagged cowboy cultue, cowboy heritage
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Break Up the USA
“No people and no part of a people,” said Ludwig von Mises nearly one hundred years ago, “shall be held against its will in a political association that it does not want.” So much wisdom in that simple sentiment. And … Continue reading
Internal Secession and the Road to Ruin: Two Countries
Where does this lead? Separation. It is our only hope. by Fred Reed via Fred on Everything Trump did not cause the deep division in the country. It caused him. There are two very different Americas. I suspect that … Continue reading
The hidden agendas of sustainability illusions
It is We the Governed – especially working class and poor citizens – who pay the price, with the world’s poorest families paying the highest price. We can only hope the Trump Administration and Congress will dismantle and defund sustainable … Continue reading
Posted in sustainability, Uncategorized
Tagged Global warming, radical environmentalism, sustainability
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Cowgirls’ glory days on exhibit
Before you start reading, scroll down and turn on the background music: George Strait’s “How Bout them Cowgirls.” — jtl, 419 By Kitty Bottemiller via Green Valley News One of several photographs in the exhibit is this group shot taken … Continue reading
Fireworks, Rocky Start For 2nd Malheur Refuge Trial
“It’s very curious to me that [FBI agents] all testified to an arrest warrant when there isn’t one,” Brown said, referencing testimony taken in court Monday. “This is a problem.” The arrogant bastards won’t just lie, they’ll actually lie under oath. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bundy, Malheur Refuge, Public Lands Ranching
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Jury seated for first trial in Bunkerville standoff case
Some of the jurors seated in the case have friends or relatives in law enforcement. One expressed during jury selection her belief that government agents should be held to a higher standard than the general public. I wouldn’t say that. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bundy, public lands, ranching on public lands
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