cornfedkiller
WKR
Going over some maps in Montana, and I've always had the understanding that if there was public (BLM or State) land in a block management area that you could legally access, you did not need permission on the BMA, as long as you stayed on the public portions of the land only (and didn't corner cross).
In reading the BMA guide this year, I noticed several BMAs that state: "includes formally enrolled state lands - permission required!" and it goes on to say "Some legally accessible tracts of Department of Natural Resource Land (State School Trust Land) are formally enrolled in the Block Management Program. Formally enrolled State Lands must be posted with contact information for the method of obtaining permission".
Does that refer only to the STATE land within that BMA, or the BLM as well?
In reading the BMA guide this year, I noticed several BMAs that state: "includes formally enrolled state lands - permission required!" and it goes on to say "Some legally accessible tracts of Department of Natural Resource Land (State School Trust Land) are formally enrolled in the Block Management Program. Formally enrolled State Lands must be posted with contact information for the method of obtaining permission".
Does that refer only to the STATE land within that BMA, or the BLM as well?