Montana House Bill 676 - This could sell off 1.25M acres of State Trust Lands - that's almost 25%!!! This is not the Homesteading Bill

The other thought in my mind on this is that the monies gained by sale of inaccessible state properties possibly can build a pool of money for the state to use to purchase a like number of acres (no net acres gained) for the public. The possibility to purchase better places with access to recreational land.
Can I get what you’re smoking?
 
My single favorite part - the myth about school funding and taxes if a conservation easement is used elsewhere but this isnt a big deal?

Sell 640 acres - thats generating revenue for the state (11 bucks per head) - for pennies on the dollar for it to pay subsidized low property tax down the line. I am certain grazing fees compared to ag property tax isnt much of a tradeoff for tax generation.
 

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