I contacted Alaska's Senators and urged them to support the bill.
I got an interesting response from Senator Lisa Murkowski, which states in part, "I was, however, disappointed by the decision to leave out bipartisan measures that I believe are important to protect public access. Therefore, I have introduced an amendment (S. Amdt. 2850) designed to preserve the right to hunt and fish on public lands. The amendment would prevent attempts to limit access on federal lands and ensure that federal agencies cooperate with state fish and wildlife agencies when planning land use."
I shoulda knowed better.
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I guess we take it where we can get it, but I'd rather see the states just reclaim federal land for state use, like AZ is trying to do.
Matt, think of it as a two-pronged approach: the bill would slap the land-grabbers' knuckles, while the States use eminent domain to reclaim the land.
I tweeted and posted it. I can't wait for the day the federal government gives back all of the land it stole.
I can't imagine them voluntarily doing that.
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