Wealthy Wyoming rancher looks to US Supreme Court to overturn corner-crossing ruling

Wealthy Wyoming rancher looks to US Supreme Court to overturn corner-crossing ruling

A wealthy Wyoming rancher is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to consider corner crossing and overturn a Denver federal appeals court’s March ruling in a case that influences access to millions of landlocked public acres in the West.  The owner of the 50-square-mile Elk Mountain Ranch in Carbon County, Wyoming, erected signs prohibiting access to islands of public land surrounded by his property and sued hunters who used a ladder to step over the …