Here in CO we can camp anywhere in natl forest or blm without permits is what I mean. Ive never heard of that before but it has nothing to do with the mining acts. The permits are only required if you stay longer than 14 days. We also need a permit from DEC for waste water discharge, something from F&G, and the list goes on.
2 weeks go I ran into a shear zone of ribbon or striped (black & white) quartz covered with thin films of what I first initially thought was some type of moss or algae, my Falcon Md 20 Detector Sang loudly of which I assumed was probably iron. When I got home I cooked these rocks in the campfire...
Ive occasionally come across posts on other forums that people are shooting on BLM (Bureau of land management). Anything like this in Texas ? Ive always either shot on private land or a range. Id sure like to find some of these spots like ive seen others talking about where i can stretch out...
So I keep coming across gates blocking road access while on BLM land. Most recently in an area many people target shoot (lots of old hard rock mines andprospects in the area). Whats up with that? Can they legally block access like this? This particular gate block the road a long distance from...
(1) BLM receives documentation that a transferee accepts responsibility for the transferor's previously accrued obligations, and (2) BLM accepts an adequate replacement financial guarantee adequate to cover such previously accrued obligations and the transferee's new obligations. Only the entity or his lessees are a subject of the POO contract.