Wyoming Corner Crossing, LEGAL!

[Axlrod]

“In addition to erasing billions of dollars in private property value the decision … will lead to widespread trespasses and property damage,” Eshelman’s 33-page petition states.

He has admitted that inaccessible public land is worth $ billions to the land owners that control it. The states where this is happening should move immediately to assess property taxes on the value created by the public land. With a very high tax rate per acre- The Trophy Land Tax.

 

[huntsd]

I think his attorneys are enjoying the extra work. Once you identify a sucker no reason to stop bilking him.

can't imagine how much that idiot, i mean landowner has paid in legal fees.

 

[go_deep]

“In addition to erasing billions of dollars in private property value the decision … will lead to widespread trespasses and property damage,” Eshelman’s 33-page petition states.

He has admitted that inaccessible public land is worth $ billions to the land owners that control it. The states where this is happening should move immediately to assess property taxes on the value created by the public land. With a very high tax rate per acre- The Trophy Land Tax.

An even better deal, have the option to stay at a lower tax and allow public access to the landlocked public, or just pay the full price for your trophy land.

 

[Customweld]

“In addition to erasing billions of dollars in private property value the decision … will lead to widespread trespasses and property damage,” Eshelman’s 33-page petition states.

He has admitted that inaccessible public land is worth $ billions to the land owners that control it. The states where this is happening should move immediately to assess property taxes on the value created by the public land. With a very high tax rate per acre- The Trophy Land Tax.

I would wager a good portion of western state legislators are large landowners, Idaho certainly has its fair share. They aren’t going to get crossways with Farm Bureau and increase tax liability on their land.

 

[eaglemountainman]

This is great news for all the states in that district. Bid win for public land hunters.
But it doesn’t mean we can just go around hopping imaginary corners. One needs to find actual boundary marker which is not easy.
Here’s where companies/organizations like OnX, BHA, RMEF etc have an opportunity to come together and have surveys done (that’s how I imagine these things to work) and have those markers properly marked. Heck if it cost extra few bucks as OnX layer I’d pay for it.

Seems I read somewhere that the landowners would be responsible for staking and flagging their corners. Curious to know how that will be handled...