BLM land grab
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YNOTAZ said:
It seems like this is something that they should be able to get behind. This is about the defense of the rights of Arizona citizens in regards to how we use our guns. I doubt it would take much from them to get some big pushback started.
By the way, I'm soon going to be selling my "Public Land Owner" shirt inspired by these land-grabbing pieces of sh*t. Hopefully, BLM won't come after me for royalties after they're done taking everything else.
KAC shooter
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Just a heads up for everyone. I was out shooting in the lake pleasant area and a ranger rolled up and informed us we can no longer shoot there. Informed us of the new process in that area and was given a warning.
KAC shooter
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Was just letting everyone know it’s actually enforced as I’ve never run into a ranger on blm land before in other spots or even during the summer… the ranger was open to discussion and was looking for feedback on the proposal as well as the thoughts of the idea. We raised the concerns of limited space and various other thoughts mentioned previously.
Tenring
Member
Just saw this, contacting some reps.
Thanks Tony. Just met you today and I will be sending letters and calling the state and federal reps also.
Thom
Thom
hard to believe the gubermint had the forsight to plan this, at the meeting, they had already decided what they were gonna do, i did not hear of or hear from anyone in regards to these sites till we got notice of meeting, i know of no shooting organizatoin i'm familiar with who was also informed.
its a land grab, control, and the control is to minimize public land use, using any reason they can, each area director of blm thinks its his/her little fiefdom, been that way for decades, its lost land now, and i suspect the ranges if they ever open will have such rules and time frames its open that it will eventually close when they claim they have no $$$$, that is their out.
Rj
its a land grab, control, and the control is to minimize public land use, using any reason they can, each area director of blm thinks its his/her little fiefdom, been that way for decades, its lost land now, and i suspect the ranges if they ever open will have such rules and time frames its open that it will eventually close when they claim they have no $$$$, that is their out.
Rj
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