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<blockquote data-quote="Jefpainthorse" data-source="post: 2480440" data-attributes="member: 11766">If it was that cut and dried the Governor of Nevada would not be waiting on phone calls from the Director of the BLM just about every day for the last 4 years... nor would the Farm lobbies and other concerned people in the West be spending a lot of money trying to get land inside the borders of their states out of federal control.Court cases were tried after the Civil War to the turn of the Century. Illinios and Indiana both won over 90% of their land back by suit. This is not &#039;New&#039;.BTW.... oil and gas exploration is starting to boom here.. lot&#039;s of work on patches of private land. But since the territory in Nevada is only 20% private owned it&#039;s a lock your gonna have to go through the feds to get permits here.Oklahoma is about 95-97% deeded private land... as is Texas and Kansas. Be glad &quot;they&quot; never fenced you in and you did that fencing around what you claimed bought or earned.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jefpainthorse, post: 2480440, member: 11766"] If it was that cut and dried the Governor of Nevada would not be waiting on phone calls from the Director of the BLM just about every day for the last 4 years... nor would the Farm lobbies and other concerned people in the West be spending a lot of money trying to get land inside the borders of their states out of federal control. Court cases were tried after the Civil War to the turn of the Century. Illinios and Indiana both won over 90% of their land back by suit. This is not 'New'. BTW.... oil and gas exploration is starting to boom here.. lot's of work on patches of private land. But since the territory in Nevada is only 20% private owned it's a lock your gonna have to go through the feds to get permits here. Oklahoma is about 95-97% deeded private land... as is Texas and Kansas. Be glad "they" never fenced you in and you did that fencing around what you claimed bought or earned. [/QUOTE]

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