Corner-crossing — hopping between public land parcels at points where the parcels’ corners meet with private land — should be legal in Wyoming, says a proposed bill for the Wyoming Legislature to consider this session.
“Those public lands, those belong to the people. Regardless of what your interest is, you own millions of acres of public land,” Wyoming House Minority Whip Rep. Karlee Provenza, D-Laramie, told Cowboy State Daily.
That includes about 2.4 million acres of public land that is “corner locked” in checkerboard patterns with private parcels in Wyoming, she said…