Rancher +Militia vs BLM,trouble on the range.(OT)

Ron Anderson is no killer

Ron Anderson is no killer and no coward.

You crazy ass idiots quit your stupid projecting of your own internal insecurities and insanities onto other people all the time.

Take a vacation you internet nutcases .....

The above raises a very good point.
The government has no power to levy bank accounts, foreclose on real property, place liens on property, or take any other similar action if you owe it money...
The only recourse the government has is to send in SWAT officers to seize personal property by force. It may not be well known, but that is standard operating procedure for the government to collect its debts.

And exactly which of your remedies there...levying accounts and similar, physically removes said cattle from the land in question?

Collecting back fees/debt was one part of the equation. Getting the moo-moo land maggots off the land in question was the other part. You are neglecting half the equation.

I can't believe the IRS hasn't dragged him through the coals yet!

Why not use the courts to remedy this? If he refuses court orders, no problem, put liens on all his property and possessions, seize all proceeds from selling cows...

After all, there's a lot of steak.

Bundy explained his "ancestral rights" to the I-Team.

"I've lived my lifetime here. My forefathers have been up and down the Virgin Valley here ever since 1877. All these rights that I claim, have been created through pre-emptive rights and beneficial use of the forage and the water and the access and range improvements," Bundy said.

Clark County property records show Cliven Bundy's parents moved from Bundyville, Arizona and bought the 160 acre ranch in 1948 from Raoul and Ruth Leavitt.

Water rights were transferred too, but only to the ranch, not the federally managed land surrounding it. Court records show Bundy family cattle didn't start grazing on that land until 1954.

The Bureau of Land Management was created 1946, the same year Cliven was born.

Virgin River Gorge

Early census records show Cliven's maternal grandmother, Christena Jensen, was born in Nevada in 1901. One genealogical researcher says records indicate Jensen helped settle Bunkerville some years later.

Bundy repeated a similar claim Thursday when he told TheBlaze website: “My family has preemptive, adjudicated livestock water rights filed with the state of Nevada. They were established in 1877 when the first pioneers entered the valley. Among those first pioneers were my grandparents from my mother’s side. My father either bought or inherited his Nevada state livestock water rights and I, in turn, have done the same.”