As the unofficial leaders of the land-use rights movement are being prosecuted, ranchers remain steadfast in fighting what they say is federal overreach On 23 January, a group of Utah ranchers gathered in Cedar City and made a pledge: they signed notices of "withdrawal of consent" to be governed - a statement rejecting the authority of the federal agencies that regulate grazing and charge fees to have livestock use public lands. The ranchers were following in the footsteps of Arizona rancher LaV...
As the unofficial leaders of the land-use rights movement are being prosecuted, ranchers remain steadfast in fighting what they say is federal overreach On 23 January, a group of Utah ranchers gathered in Cedar City and made a pledge: they signed notices of "withdrawal of consent" to be governed - a statement rejecting the authority of the federal agencies that regulate grazing and charge fees to have livestock use public lands. The ranchers were following in the footsteps of Arizona rancher LaV...
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