Controlled burn.

[BryanDP]

It's burnt on a rotation, and I I'm pretty sure you gave consent when you agreed to lease it, unless they've changed their procedure. They still should have notified you, as there was a burn plan written up prior to the burn.

There is no lease. I own the property.

This was a preventive measure due to fire in a canyon to the south with strong winds blowing north so there was no master advance plan but it was NOT an emergency and they should have called me for my consent, which I would have given. They overstepped and it's just a gentle reminder that we're basically all just living our lives as we see fit as long as it suits the will of the government and its various agencies.

 

[Okie4570]

There is no lease. I own the property.

This was a preventive measure due to fire in a canyon to the south with strong winds blowing north so there was no master advance plan but it was NOT an emergency and they should have called me for my consent, which I would have given. They overstepped and it's just a gentle reminder that we're basically all just living our lives as we see fit as long as it suits the will of the government and its various agencies.

Yep they didn't follow procedure. I'd be making a phone call.

 

[retrieverman]

I've been thinking it was too late to burn this year, but I guess not.

 

[CBarCRanch]

The BIA broke into my property last Friday and burned the whole 53 acres without my consent. I don't actually mind having it burned this time of year but I'd really prefer they ask. It makes you wonder what else the .gov would just break in and do if that's what they decided to do.

I would like for them to burn off some of the properties I lease for grazing. They do as little as possible while sucking the gov't teet.