Utah People, thoughts on this?

[rogerthat]

This could turn into a huge problem. Remember how some states don't allow public hunting on state lands? (Looking at you CO) If the state takes ownership of the federal lands what happens to access then?

Access? They will sell them off. History shows that.

 

[SAJ-99]

They have been announcing themselves loud and clear for years. They have never had to pay for it, and instead just get by with an "aw-shucks, you will be fine" to the constituency. I'm sure Knudson is itching to sign off on this, but can't square the circle with his position on not wanting the state to buy any more land. Democracy is messy. At some point people will wake up and realize that their own votes contributed to the loss of the things important to them.

 

[whatnot]

Luckily tge Rendevous was in Minn. As we all know, the heart of the public land, in publix hands fight.

No on was suprised, Utah built a warchest and had lawyers on retention. No worried, the IPA is getting protected. The land, well the "save our canyons" subaru drivers will do what they always do, REPRESENT.

 

[terrytheluddite]

We in Colorado have been blessed to receive support from folks from out of state on fighting proposition 127. Where do Utah residents want our donations sent? BHA? If can drop a pile of money on a bow, i can send 20$