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Impounded and eventually sold over 100 cattle pep then they sent them a bill for the difference between the sale and the cost of con fie skags. that was the final straw. it was virtually impossible to run cows anymore because there s no guarantee they with can keep a cow on the side of the imaginary line. their cattle ranches business was effectively shut down. there was only one option left. they sued the government claiming their property had been taken without compensation or due process. just four months later, as wayne, sr. was doing maintenance to get water to his private property, the forest service charged him with a felony. he cleaned a ditch. he cleaned a ditch? he did. the ditch was in disrepair. now, you could not get water through the ditch. after he cleared the trees with they came and arrested my father and took him down and convicted ....
7,000 acres. it also included exclusive access to more than 7,000 acres of adjoining land, so called open range. wayne took a couple of days to show us around. the you really need that much property in. yes, in this country it takes 320 acre to raise one cow for one year. they couldn t afford to purchase the acres, so they paid for their smaller piece of property and at the same time bought the right to water and grazing on the larger spread. that s the way it s been done out here since the 1860s. this these rights have been passed down for more than 100 years and the reason that pine creek is economically valuable. the extra land is public property managed by the forest service and that s where they say their problems began. it s not like they weren t ....
Under compared so other ranchers, absolutely not. in 1989 a fed up wayne, sr. published a book titled storm over range lands. they claim that in response the government reacted by going after them even harder. and by the end of 1990 had suspended one of their essential grazing permits. we were observing the effects of cattle grazing to the resources. the forest service made this video in 1991 laying out their case. excessive grazing is causing one of the more undesirable species. they claim that the cattle were overgrazing and that the land needed a fear-year rest to recover. they instructed them to remove their cattle. the problem, wayne says, is that the government couldn t clearly identify the boundaries of the forbidden area. we were licensed to have ....
Impounded and eventually sold over 100 cattle pep then they sent them a bill for the difference between the sale and the cost of con fie skags. that was the final straw. it was virtually impossible to run cows anymore because there s no guarantee they with can keep a cow on the side of the imaginary line. their cattle ranches business was effectively shut down. there was only one option left. they sued the government claiming their property had been taken without compensation or due process. just four months later, as wayne, sr. was doing maintenance to get water to his private property, the forest service charged him with a felony. he cleaned a ditch. he cleaned a ditch? he did. the ditch was in disrepair. now, you could not get water through the ditch. after he cleared the trees with they came and arrested my father and took him down and convicted ....
7,000 acres. it also included exclusive access to more than 7,000 acres of adjoining land, so called open range. wayne took a couple of days to show us around. the you really need that much property in. yes, in this country it takes 320 acre to raise one cow for one year. they couldn t afford to purchase the acres, so they paid for their smaller piece of property and at the same time bought the right to water and grazing on the larger spread. that s the way it s been done out here since the 1860s. this these rights have been passed down for more than 100 years and the reason that pine creek is economically valuable. the extra land is public property managed by the forest service and that s where they say their problems began. it s not like they weren t warned. ....