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We Corner Crossed the Wyoming Ranch That Started It All. Accessing Those Public Lands Is Still Complicated
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We Corner Crossed the Wyoming Ranch That Started It All. Accessing Those Public Lands Is Still Complicated
Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part series on accessing public lands in Wyoming. Part Two focuses on accessing land-locked public ground by helicopter, and it will run later this month. The first corner stood out, a 10-inch-tall steel survey stake flanked by two bright red No Trespassing signs attached to T-posts — a beacon in the rolling, grassy foothills. Half our motley crew of six still stared at our phones, though. We followed ou…
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