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Corner Crossing Lawsuit Update: The Brief Defending Access to Public Lands Thomas Plank / Thursday, January 11, 2024 / Categories: Media, State Issues WYOMING — The corner crossing lawsuit is on appeal at the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit in Colorado after moving from state court in Wyoming, to federal court in Wyoming, and now to federal court in Colorado. Earlier this month, the lawyers representing the four men fighting for the right to access public lands submitted a brief to the court summing up the issues and current standing of the case. Read below to learn more about the arguments being made to keep our public lands accessible to hunters and anglers. If you want to support this public lands fight, join Backcountry Hunters & Anglers or donate today! *** Previous Article California BHA 2023 Recap Next Article FWP Hosting Meetings to Discuss Upland Game Bird Regs Share on: 𝕏 Print 145 Rate this article: No rating Tags: the campfireWyoming Chaptercontainer Thomas PlankThomas Plank Other posts by Thomas Plank Contact author