idahohuntr
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Absolutely fantastic news. I know the fight is not over, but well done to all those who fought to get us here!!
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I can think of a couple of antelope units that just got a lot better... Game changer if it holds! Big thanks to everyone on here who worked towards this ruling!It just got a hell of a lot harder to draw an elk tag in 125.
My antelope unit just got harder - at least for this year. It borders the ones that just got additional quota reductions, so I have a feeling there will be lots more people applying there.I can think of a couple of antelope units that just got a lot better... Game changer if it holds! Big thanks to everyone on here who worked towards this ruling!
Glad to see my donations have a positive outcome…unlike my tag applicationsChalk one up for the good guys.
I love it when hunters/fishermen come together and do things like this.
Thanks to all that contributed to the GoFundMe.
Thanks to all the WYBHA folks that worked their asses off and had the fortitude to stand up for what's right.
Also, @JM77 who did a lot of work behind the scenes and who we leaned on to find attorneys and helped at every turn. He also put up with countless phone calls for hours at a time from me talking about this case.
Heres to hoping it holds up on appeal...I like our chances.
Great job to all...
This was US District Court(Federal) and if there were no appeals that overturn this decision it can be used, I believe, as precedent.about the appeal, what level does it go? This was at the district of Wyoming level and from there does it go to the appellate court now if they decide to try to appeal?
Do you think there will be lots of pressure from large land owners directly impacted by this in other states such as Montana and Colorado where there is also a lot of private/public land interfacing with corners for them to just walk away and don't appeal? Right now this ruling only lives in Wyoming so I would think landowners elsewhere might want to keep this on the down low and just go away.
Eshelman needs to start flying Clarence around on his private jet…I appeal would go through the appropriate circuit court (10th circuit is what Google tells me). Beyond that it would be the Supreme Court if they decide to hear it.
Supremacy clause.Wyomings rich landowners can’t be happy with this outcome. If they uphold on appeal what would stop the state legislature from passing a law prohibiting this? UIA? Pretty sweet!
I have not yet read the ruling but will offer general context. I will try to track down the actual ruling and give other thoughts later. (if you already have it post a link or PM it)This was US District Court(Federal) and if there were no appeals that overturn this decision it can be used, I believe, as precedent.
Maybe we could hear from @VikingsGuy