Category Archives: Ranching
Angus McIntosh & RAO Responds to PLC
It’s been in the news that Washington career lobbyists and globalist insiders in the D.C. “swamp” want ranchers to believe that they have no rights. Recently, the Range Allotment…
Range Allotment Owners Association Oregon Education Tour
For a better image of the Flyer, CLICK HERE: RAO Oregon Tour 2
A Refresher — The Bunkerville Protest Revisited — Connecting the Dots on the Bundy Standoff
As the “Bundy” trials in Las Vegas are quickly approaching, we’re re-posting this article as a refresher about the original Bundy Standoff. The primary substantive content of this article…
A Realistic Assessment of Utah’s Role in the Current “Public Lands” Debate — by Todd Macfarlane
The past few years have been very eventful on the Western “public lands” front. I put quotation marks around the term/phrase “Public Lands” because according to my evolving understanding,…
Owyhee Ranchers Still on Pins & Needles About what Obama Might Do Before Leaving Office — Especially After Bears Ears and Gold Butte
This personal message from Our Land, Our Voice, and the Owyhee Basin Stewardship Coalition: Visit http://ourlandourvoice.com/ Friends: My great-grandfather came to Malheur County from the Basque Country when he was…
The Bundy Ranch Story — a Video Series — as told by Ammon Bundy
The Bundy Ranch Story — Part 1 — a Government Gone Rogue The Bundy Ranch Story — Part 2 — Liberty’s Sacrifice The Bundy Story — Part…
Legal Tools for Federal Grazing Allotment Owners & Operators — in a Nutshell
In addition to dispelling popular misconceptions we’re offering a nutshell overview of legal tools for western ranchers with federal grazing allotments. DISPELLING COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS REGARDING “GRAZING FEES” UNDERSTANDING PRIOR…
What To Do About Growing Conflicts Over Rangelands in the West — Part 3
The lack of well-defined and transferable federal grazing rights presents serious obstacles to resolving rangeland disputes in a cooperative and mutually beneficial manner. These obstacles have important effects on the…
What To Do About Growing Conflicts Over Rangelands in the West — Part 2
Grazing rights are inherently tenuous because agencies continually reallocate rangeland resources and adjust -so-called grazing privileges to meet changing political conditions. Moreover, without the right to acquire grazing permits for…
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