reply to post by gariac
Let me recommend the book The Hunt for SkinWalker. This is stuff you can't makeup.
Originally posted by gariac
Incidentally, if you can't dig on the property, somebody should be able to provide the public law or deed restriction that indicates this.
The Ute Tribe, with slightly less that one million acres has ownership of almost 1/4 of the Uinta Basin's total land area. However, the ownership of the surface does not necessarily mean ownership of the minerals. A large area of land, known as the Hill Creek Extension is tribally owned with mineral rights being owned by the Federal Government
Originally posted by The Wave
reply to post by hiii_98
Hi.
I'm usually impressed with your investigations.
However, has it occurred you that the land mining rights might be protected by the native Amricans as a part of the 'game' ?