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BLM urges respect for public lands

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Written by The Houston Chronicle   
Friday, September 30, 2011

RAWLINS (AP) — Officials with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management plan to staff a trailer in Carbon County to urge people to respect public lands.

Workers from the agency's Rawlins field office plan to be in a trailer at Dad Junction, on Highway 789 north of Baggs, from Friday through Sunday, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.

The agency says that with deer hunting season opening, workers and to answer questions from the public on off-highway vehicle use, camping regulation and other programs affecting public lands.

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Source: http://www.chron.com/news/article/BLM-urges-respect-for-public-lands-2196280.php

 
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“It’s frustrating having a hunt ruined by people riding ATVs where off-road vehicle use is prohibited. Many ATVs look the same so there’s no way to identify violators when reporting the incident to law enforcement. There should be a requirement that off-road vehicles used on public lands have license plates or large decals. Any ATV user who follows the law and land management directives on where they can and can not use these machines should have no objection to this type of identification.”

- Holly Endersby, hunter from western Idaho