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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1609807" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>You need help with read comprehension. Look at the third sentence. I clearly state. "The value of my BLM allotments was definitely calculated into the<strong><u> purchase price</u></strong> of my place." BLM allotments were made back in the late 30's and 40's. I bought this place in 2018. It is not an entitlement. Is a mineral right to a property an entitlement? It is not even as secure as a mineral right. The BLM can and does decrease the number of animals allowed and the timing of grazing. They also can just flat eliminate all grazing at their digression. In that case you are just flat out with no recourse. Fences and water are the responsibility of the allotment holder. And that is miles and miles of fence. And it generally cost about $10,000 to develop a spring. None of this is along the county road or any other road for that matter. Studies show that it is more profitable to run cows on private leases. So why aren't you finding pasture to lease?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1609807, member: 498"] You need help with read comprehension. Look at the third sentence. I clearly state. "The value of my BLM allotments was definitely calculated into the[b][u] purchase price[/u][/b] of my place." BLM allotments were made back in the late 30's and 40's. I bought this place in 2018. It is not an entitlement. Is a mineral right to a property an entitlement? It is not even as secure as a mineral right. The BLM can and does decrease the number of animals allowed and the timing of grazing. They also can just flat eliminate all grazing at their digression. In that case you are just flat out with no recourse. Fences and water are the responsibility of the allotment holder. And that is miles and miles of fence. And it generally cost about $10,000 to develop a spring. None of this is along the county road or any other road for that matter. Studies show that it is more profitable to run cows on private leases. So why aren't you finding pasture to lease? [/QUOTE]
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