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North Dakota land transfer bill sparks concerns

While North Dakota’s members of Congress say a land-exchange bill would benefit the state by reducing land ownership fragmentation, outdoors users, including hunters and anglers, fear the loss of federal Bureau of Land Management acres could result in fewer places to recreate. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Benda)

Outdoor enthusiasts across the United States have a wealth of places to recreate, in a variety of settings. Some prefer the serenity of a northern Minnesota lake, while others might favor a mountain hike in Colorado.
For me, the ideal spot is a secluded area that overlooks the Little Missouri River in southwestern North Dakota, nestled within an 1,800-acre parcel of federal Bureau of Land Management land. Here, I can unzip my tent and scan the landscape as I look for deer that hid among the mature cottonwoods lining the river.

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