Elk and "ranchers" in Wyoming

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Out of state landowners. Much like the recent Montana elk thread. This time Wyoming: https://cowboystatedaily.com/2024/0...tl1wLdEajGVhRm45Bo_aem_FEILilEJb7ykzrM94cbi5g

 

[COelk89]

Mountain towns weigh Colorado’s first-ever tax on empty homes

Plus: More dead fish in Sloan’s Lake, adaptive playgrounds, battle in Fraser over open space conservation, someone is booby trapping a Telluride trail

coloradosun.com

Here is a somewhat communist approach that could be adapted to these richers buying up the real estate.

 

[Humanmack]

Everybody wants their slice of heaven, then nobody else gets it...... South Lake Tahoe is doing something similar.

 

[Wyotom]

It’s been a growing problem for years. In conversations with local ranchers many have cutoff access to residents due to past trouble with following rules.

If we are lucky enough to get access via a handshake or WGFD (Walk-in or Hunter Management) , we need to do our best to be good representatives of the hunting community.

However, the good ol’ days may be gone. These landowners see the non-resident tag prices and understand the value and demand for such properties. Hopefully we can find some attractive incentives to allow public hunters access state resources (elk).