American Prairie loses grazing rights

[WRO]

Tourists always know better than locals.

Most locals no matter what the area hate change. Raising cattle is all many of the locals know out there, so any change to that norm is perceived as bad.

 

[MTtrout]

The APR is more popular the farther from Montana you get.
Their neighbors are not very fond of them.

From what perspective are you saying that from? The old protest signs you see along the highway or did you have grazing allotments that your family has sold? They work with open neighbors and graze a lot more cattle than bison. I don’t view the APR as bully’s.

Bison are managed as livestock and the APR has every right to keep grazing bison on their allotments.

What is everyone afraid of, too much conservation in too big of space?

 

[Ropnjansen]

Interesting to see how that has changed.

 

[CJ19]

What is everyone afraid of, too much conservation in too big of space?

The largest corporations and richest people in the world acquiring vast tracts of land in central montana through a third party non profit as part of a social engineering project aligned with the corporate esg policies of the companies the board members sit on? I see potential for red flags.

 

[MTtrout]

Would you rather had something like the Wilks Brothers or the LDS church buy it? See how easy it is to access their lands. There’s red flags in a lot of things in life. I find the APRs mission to restore Montanas prairie ecosystem fascinating. Especially since they’re also doing this on BLM land. There’s a lot of great ranchers out there that value wildlife and habitat but it seems like they often forget their values when their cattle are grazing BLM lands.

Do they have an end goal to destroy civilization as we know it, maybe, but I’ll let you worry about those red flags.

The largest corporations and richest people in the world acquiring vast tracts of land in central montana through a third party non profit as part of a social engineering project aligned with the corporate esg policies of the companies the board members sit on? I see potential for red flags.