Braxton McCoy

Is that, are those the sections that are going up for sale, supposedly going up for sale?

Man, the language seems to have changed so many times that I don't, it's really, it's getting hard to argue with because it keeps, the goalposts keep getting moved.

But I would say, yeah, for sure.

Another weird thing about that is we've done land swaps with those kind of people before.

In fact, I know of one in a different state.

I can't and don't want to out the person in the group involved in it.

But it would probably benefit both sportsmen and this wealthy landowner if this were to happen because their place is giant.

It would be cut in half and now there would just be two contiguous tracts of land because they would swap with each other across the board.

It would have to be approved during a public comment period, like public input has to be involved.

And if the public says, yeah, let's make that swap, that's better for us both, then good.

So things like this can already happen.

Interesting.

What are some of the, what, what are the, what is this public land being used for right now?

Hunting, fishing, recreating.

I think the word scenic is actually used too.

So just for looking at, which is a value in my opinion, unto itself, hiking, camping, looking at the freaking stars, you know, it's one of the least light polluted areas in the world.

It's a place where the everyday American can go live like a king used to, essentially.

Like we're all little petty kings out there.

We can kind of do whatever we want.

And some people will say, well, it costs you money to get on.