The land in Nevada is federal land and that is why the FBI is involved, but, there should be an interest in upholding the law by the State Bureau of Investigation as well. The 5000 armed separatists in Nevada came from all over the country. There should be State Bureaus of Investigation in those citizens participating in breaking the law. They are implicated in the crime.
More than 1,500 ranchers graze cattle on federal land in Oregon. Federal
agencies report that only 45 are delinquent in paying their grazing
fees.
(Les Zaitz/The Oregonian)
By
May 12, 2014 at 6:01 AM
updated May 12, 2014 at 6:03 AM
Past-duebills (click here) owed by cattlemen for grazing on Oregon's federal lands aren't enough to cover the price of a new pick-up truck.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management said that as of late April, 45 cattlemen owed a collective $18,759. And most of that is barely past due, with just two ranchers leaving their bills unpaid 60 days or more, considered a truly delinquent account in private business.
The U. S. Forest Service reported an even better record from the 400 permit holders using national forests to feed their cattle. No one is past due with their fees, the agency reported.
The Oregon experience stands in stark contrast to the Nevada rancher who surely is the nation's most infamous deadbeat rancher. Cliven Bundy, whose white hot clash with the BLM recently made national headlines, owes the federal government more than a $1 million for grazing....
More than 1,500 ranchers graze cattle on federal land in Oregon. Federal
agencies report that only 45 are delinquent in paying their grazing
fees.
(Les Zaitz/The Oregonian)By
May 12, 2014 at 6:01 AM
updated May 12, 2014 at 6:03 AM
Past-duebills (click here) owed by cattlemen for grazing on Oregon's federal lands aren't enough to cover the price of a new pick-up truck.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management said that as of late April, 45 cattlemen owed a collective $18,759. And most of that is barely past due, with just two ranchers leaving their bills unpaid 60 days or more, considered a truly delinquent account in private business.
The U. S. Forest Service reported an even better record from the 400 permit holders using national forests to feed their cattle. No one is past due with their fees, the agency reported.
The Oregon experience stands in stark contrast to the Nevada rancher who surely is the nation's most infamous deadbeat rancher. Cliven Bundy, whose white hot clash with the BLM recently made national headlines, owes the federal government more than a $1 million for grazing....
