Wyoming corner crossing lawsuit

[fngTony]

Keep it cool with each other, this is a good topic and I’d like to see it keep going (on track).

 

[Fordguy]

Not sure if this one has been posted yet-

Expert: Corner crossing would diminish ranch values ‘at least 30%’ - WyoFile

Real estate agent says he would devalue Elk Mountain Ranch by about $9.39 million if a court deems corner crossing legal.

wyofile.com

 

[realunlucky]

Not sure if this one has been posted yet-

Expert: Corner crossing would diminish ranch values ‘at least 30%’ - WyoFile

Real estate agent says he would devalue Elk Mountain Ranch by about $9.39 million if a court deems corner crossing legal.

wyofile.com

Crazy isn't it, that value decreases when you can't control land you don't own.

Edited to add that the article was linked atlest once already in this thread.

 

[Neumie]

Crazy isn't it, that value decreases when you can't control land you don't own.

Edited to add that the article was linked atlest once already in this thread.

The software limits me to 1 Like. This deserves more!

 

[King12]

So glad these guys won. Kinda helps the whole land lock situation

 

[bowhunter307]

So glad these guys won. Kinda helps the whole land lock situation

What? Dude this thing isn't even close to being over.

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[Bubblehide]

The value decreases, whatever! However, public land that cannot be accessed also decreases in value to those that own it and desire to access it.

 

[WyoBowhunter21]

So glad these guys won. Kinda helps the whole land lock situation

Where did you see this? Agree with above. This is going to to be a never ending process until we get solid defined laws on the subject. Legal-No, okay fine we move on. Legal-Yes, ranchers are pissed and try to do other means to make our hunting harder. Let cows on public, run around on atvs on landlocked public. It isn't going to be over, this is just the beginning sadly. I love your optimism though.

 

[King12]

Where did you see this? Agree with above. This is going to to be a never ending process until we get solid defined laws on the subject. Legal-No, okay fine we move on. Legal-Yes, ranchers are pissed and try to do other means to make our hunting harder. Let cows on public, run around on atvs on landlocked public. It isn't going to be over, this is just the beginning sadly. I love your optimism though.

The charges were dismissed. I heard it on a podcast and saw a couple articles on it

 

[King12]

What? Dude this thing isn't even close to being over.

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The charges were dismissed. Heard it on a podcast and a couple articles on it

 

[bowhunter307]

The charges were dismissed. Heard it on a podcast and a couple articles on it

That was the criminal case. The civil case is this June.

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[ThumbsMcGee]

So what’s the verdict? Are the ranchers allowed to continue being crooked?

 

[Blandry]

So what’s the verdict? Are the ranchers allowed to continue being crooked?

they're still allowed to be rich pricks and sue anyone who crosses their land.. yeah

 

[bowhunter307]

So what’s the verdict? Are the ranchers allowed to continue being crooked?

We're still months away from the trial. And even so, anyone who thinks this case will somehow set precedence is naive. The facts and circumstances of each case are so unique and any ruling here will very likely only apply to this case.

The only way we're going to get anything changed on this topic is through the legislature.

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[Banded_spooney]

We're still months away from the trial. And even so, anyone who thinks this case will somehow set precedence is naive. The facts and circumstances of each case are so unique and any ruling here will very likely only apply to this case.

The only way we're going to get anything changed on this topic is through the legislature.

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Might not change precedence but it’ll change my confidence level if and when I corner cross

 

[Dschwan]

Case update

https://www.outdoorlife.com/conservation/hunters-win-corner-crossing-case-wyoming/

 

[Blandry]

I'd think it would be very hard to prove they purposely trespassed, which they obviously did not. Great outcome.

 

[Wrench]

I'm sure the ranch will have 40' fences next year.

 

[Superdoo]

I'm sure the ranch will have 40' fences next year.

Unfortunately, I think you're right.

 

[southLA]

I'm sure the ranch will have 40' fences next year.

Will only bring about the dawn of hunter-laden trebuchets!