What is the BLM? Public Land Alphabet with Randy Newberg

[@Alaskahuntr]

Love this series, keep them coming! Especially, like the fact that we have a voice in all of this, and more of us need to use it.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Thanks for watching.

[@Kcg99]

Randy you and Steve Rinella make the best hunting/outdoor content. Would love to see y'all together on a epic hunt. Thanks for all you do.

[@knoxcolten8910]

dont know if anyone gives a shit but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream all the latest series on InstaFlixxer. Have been watching with my brother recently =)

[@louiscasen9676]

@Knox Colten Definitely, I've been using instaflixxer for since december myself :)

[@zaynniko5545]

@Knox Colten Definitely, been watching on instaflixxer for months myself =)

[@thelightbearer8050]

Wow Randy! You're a great teacher! You make me feel rich. Keep teaching us dummies and help us going that right direction.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Thanks for watching.

[@Mr308RYAN]

This is amazing! Thank you for taking the time to explain this well!

[@ruffedhunt4267]

I'm envious of Americas public land. A bunch of our land here in Canada is a very grey area. Where I live on Vancouver Island almost the whole darn island is logged which in turn gives the logging companies near complete control of access, even on leased crown land. If there is active logging and it's a safety issue most hunters etc. are happy to oblige but after the work, when that land sits there with a gate and a no trespassing sign we wonder where our representatives are. You are lucky (and unique) to have established organizations to mange the people land.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Yes, in spite of some problems created by red tape, the US is lucky to have some of the opportunities we have to participate in management of our lands.

[@carlreynolds1111]

I just started learning about BLM and your video here’s like pure gold the way that you teach it in and share information is priceless thanks a lot I subscribed I’m gonna check out all of your other stuff thank you I will look into attending a BLM. Meeting somehow

[@Visualize_Whirled_Peas]

I’m a little late to the party but I love this video. Public lands can be a challenge to explain, but you did a wonderful job. Definitely going to be pointing folks to this video. Thank you!

[@seanwatts8342]

"A challenge" is putting it lightly... you're correct.

[@NASAistheway]

"on x app" he predicted Twitter becoming X!

[@eternalresolute8960]

I've been stuck in the forest for FOURTEEN YEARS!!! Please send help!!!

[@mikey254]

Wtf are you serious or just joking

[@rcmpjames]

@@mikey254 He's serious. I'm with him rn.

[@aweirdguy9785]

Still need help?

[@mikehottinger4212]

Randy Newberg for President in 2020!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

That would be a train wreck.

[@MrBowNaxe]

Love the Alphabet series! Thanks for explaining.

[@bonnierodger7719]

Thank you Sir. We have received our BLM cards and are ready to see Western America.😊

[@adelebowie2052]

Where are some posting for the public to see. Also, if our land, need permits for this n that? Great enlightening piece for an east coast grannie.

[@sebastiansaxon]

These public land alphabet videos are amazing. Thank you very very much.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Good to hear.

[@Randy_Savage_ohyeah]

Good video! In addition to the SRS and PILT funds the local counties/communities also benefit by the added revenue that these public lands generate from tourism, hunting, fishing, etc... Keep them coming Randy!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Bullseye!

[@dd41283]

Was there ever a fair election to let the people decide if they wanted the federal government to commandeer their public lands? Did the people ever agree to pay grazing fees and other fees?

[@TheWVgoodguy22]

Thanks for explaining what BLM means. I watched your whole E-Scouting series with OnX and was wondering what that meant when you mentioned it. Yes I could of googled it, but I prefer this explanation. Thanks again Randy. :)

[@zfloyd1627]

Yeah, if you googled it, you would probably have gotten results related to Black Lives Matter.

[@sal-the-man]

@@zfloyd1627 don’t get BLM confused with BLM

[@oneamongall8861]

Where can I find printable or downloadable BLM maps?

[@sandeedobberstine5591]

Thank you for the info. Knowledgeable!

[@perryknetter8577]

Very informative Thank you

[@GarySalinas92]

Great video, stay informed. Thanks .

[@russellsmith5056]

I don't think "horse hockey" was the word you really wanted to use.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Good point.

[@familyandfriends8993]

Thank you for the info, I appreciate it.

[@v.dargain1678]

Same !

[@fisheyelens876]

Very interesting and thoughtful insight into the blm land, which many may know and many may not know is being sold off to developers here in California, even in national park lands. Everywhere in california it seems even in the most pristine and desirable places one would want to recreate you are going to be in someone's front yard, not sure how we got to this point in california but it all happened in the last 20 years and there seems to be no way to stop this use of blm land.

[@FG-qh7qx]

Very good information. I would like to hunt these lands but I dont know what the steps are to be eligible to hunt them. I'm from Texas and to hunt whitetail on public land is a pain. Its base on a lottery system and I've tried for year and never got picked. Any advice would be great thanks.

[@grisseldog]

Great Information Thanks

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Glad it was helpful

[@jameslyons1661]

Thank you for explaining 🗽

[@jeremyansell1274]

Thanks Randy!

[@1detarrednu]

Bear Lives Matter

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Now that's funny.

[@v.dargain1678]

@@Fresh_Tracks Uh-huh . Acronyms matter too . chuckle

[@dr.rasheedhadidi266]

Thank you, How I can got in touch?

[@RyanBalbach]

Thank you! Your super informative sir... I've been so confused about using the blm app, not anymore!

[@nancydc9422]

Thank you

[@jamesmanzano5231]

Where do I get one of the yellow colored maps with public land?

[@Fresh_Tracks]

The local BLM office.

[@COBRAWILLY05]

Hi randy, this is probably not the appropriate video to ask this but I’m looking for a list of books to read, I read A Sand County Almanac after you mentioned it, and it is by far my all time favorite book I’ve ever read, so I was wondering if you knew of any other gems like it? Thanks

[@Fresh_Tracks]

My two recent favorites are "The Big Burn" about the huge fires of the northern Rockies 110 years ago and "The Last Stand" about George Bird Grinell almost single-handedly saving the remnants of the American bison.

[@v.dargain1678]

@@Fresh_Tracks How about Edward Abbeys books ? He has written some interesting ( but dated ) nature studies essays . I read his A SAND COUNTY ALMANAC a while back . And thanks for reminding me that I should read it again .

[@JasonKoehler2009]

Good video!

[@wendigo1011]

Yep and D.P. Stands for '' DAVID PAULIDES ''

[@yemcygomez5791]

Thanks so much for this knowledge!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@traceywilliams2160]

Great info.

[@chuckaustin3836]

Public land is just that public land and MUST be accessible to public yet million of acres are not because they are surrounded by private land owners telling the public "no access". They (the private land owners) say they are the stewards protecting public land... Wrong, but they get away with it.. Our constitution gives the public the RIGHT to access PUBLIC LAND!

[@chetmakowski463]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@oneshotonekill2528]

#publiclandowner 🤘

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

I'm a public land owner.

[@Tinman20737]

Because the government does what the citizens ask. Because governments never corrupt when they hold something of value.

[@SingleShotSingleTake]

Thank you for clear, informative video.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SingleShotSingleTake]

@@Fresh_Tracks I have a follow up question. I am an outdoorsman and comfortable with firearms. I have always been curious about hunting. Having most recently watched "Stars in the Sky: A Hunting Story" by Steven Rinella and highly inspired by it. I live in Southern California. What would be a good way to "dip my toes", I was thinking a guided hunt of a small game would be a good way to start. Any pointers in right direction would be much appreciated.

[@bookbeing]

What can we do when some new private land owners add locked gates that end public access on on our public roads?

[@mrmorgan5003]

How do i find blm land to camp on especially in my home state of Tennessee

[@jayfxdx]

I'm up in Canada but maybe the OnX app would help you?

[@larryridenhour6952]

There are no BLM managed lands in TN. The vast majority are in the 12 western states. Search online for Public Land Statistics and it will list where lands are located (Table 1-4). It also has a short history of how the lands came to be managed by BLM.

[@bjornholmquist5019]

#keepitpublic !!

[@FloodlightGamingReal]

Shocked there arent so many political jokes given how BLM is both a political slogan and a federal agency but hey, im glad this little slice of informative youtube hasnt been infected by it.

[@rickv9251]

If my taxes r part of BLM why is it if I camp I got to have a permit then I have to pay for everyday I camp? I've been trying to find out but with no help. Can u help me to find out my question. Thank you Have a HAPPY THANKSGIVING to you and your family and viewers.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

You don't need to pay for dispersed camping on BLM land, only in their improved campgrounds.

[@rickv9251]

@@Fresh_Tracks the only place I can camp in my State of South Carolina is where they put a camp site and they r not making any improvements near where I live years ago things were good then government but I have been trying to find out information because everything I check on tells me basically what you saying so I bought a camper and going camping at the BLM nothing special did have rest rooms but u got to buy a permit pass then u have to pay for ever day u r there then they put bulletins up at the campsite how much we gotta pay and where we got to go and ask for permission to even Camp there it's not like there a lot of people matter of fact there may be 4 camp sites occupied. I've got older and now I have grand kids and I want to share out doors with them as it was pass down to me and I did with my kids but now sorry to stay this only problems I've really have is with law enforcement game wardens police officers harassing and stealing from me. I know where more BLM land is and they seen me on the road and stop me wanting to know what I am doing and I told them then they told me that I better not get on the posted land and I said I was going to talk to u about that then it got then very angry. I reported them but they would not give me there name but the land is being least out. Game wardens said they cannot do that then I got a visit from the BLM guys and it did not go well. U cannot even get a map from the zone I lived in but I can get one from the other 4 zone. Seems to me I have no where to turn to find out the laws r to report what is really going on. I cannot fish on the late without be harassed several times in one day by game wardens some I sold 3 boats and then the County I live in keeps charging me taxes for the past 3 years and call me a liar when I told them I done have the boats and I reported them being sold when I did sold them. But one of my friends we been riding miles and miles of gravel roads we have discovered the land is BLM but it's posted thousands and thousands of Acres but using our tax dollars to maintain the roads and found a good many with Gates and even two Gates being installed by BLM . It's not farm land this is BLM. But I don't know what higher Authority I need to talk to without them coming to my house making threatening me. I don't have any police records. But it seems I don't have rights to the BLM where I lived then if I camp I got to pay them ever day. Thank u for your reply back so soon. Have a Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

[@LiterallyMe2022]

this is the only legit blm

[@danielinteriano599]

LET ME KNOW ILL SUMMIT MY APP AND I CAN BE IN COLORADO WITH 48 IF NEEDED

[@rawptsd4416]

good explanation....really easy to understand. just random video i found. hehehe

[@GT-43]

Italian?

[@j.l.salayao8055]

Alfredo pasta!

[@gladegoodrich2297]

We are so lucky to live in the west. Back east 98% is private property, no trespassing. I Would never live there!

[@randygueller6252]

so why are there so many sections of BLM and state lands under private land owner restrictions. for example Ive seen a lot of BLM and state in block managment units and I was told I coudnt hunt it because the rancher that controlled it was 200 miles away and couldnt sighn me in, and these BLM sections are acsessible from a county road

[@williamgreen1696]

5$ per acre 25 miles per week

[@rykergale602]

thats crazy i’m 8 yrs in an need ur help

[@randocomanndoroseburg]

Blm and our county commissioners just cut and hauled out all old growth trees under the guise of fire cleanup. I want them arrested!

[@WN_Byers]

Did they replant

[@MikeFree22]

It’s literally a renewable resource! What’s your issue? I’m sure you support renewable energy?! Enjoy your iKea furniture.

[@taureanwooley]

Can you get arrested by BLM for catching a fish and be categorized as an alien and lose your citizenship if people are still crazy out there?

[@jshapiro34]

Prime example.... Blm park police rangers feds hold a fine line with some simple rules you may hate them now but just watch a government shut down and watch the damage the land tore up ECT trash dumping list goes on....that's hippies that's outdoors people that's people that "love" land destroying land in a short time...so just remember next time they are here for you to help you be safe and enjoy stepping out of City life. Hunting hiking fishing camping ECT

[@design2survive]

Jesse Shapiro When there is a government shut down watch how they lock people out of these areas(and access to private land), then you see who really owns it. Government land supporters seem blinded by the general mismanagement of these lands. There is no American or constitutional position to support the amount of government land in the west.

[@jshapiro34]

@@design2survive you have to lock out most just look at California they destroyed it

[@codeezy__]

this land is my land, this land is your land

[@tenzackyogi1742]

This is govt. land but not yours or mine. My argument is so why you're paying 💰🤑 to visit per day/night.

[@jakubpociecha8819]

This land will surely vote for meeee!!!

[@prettypumpkin6891]

This guy is so cute (except the hunting bit) :). Oh ''horse-hockey'' :)... hehehehehe!!!!!! National Parks are our lands also, but we have to pay to enjoy. Poor people who don't have the cash can't enjoy 'their' lands.

[@carloschambliss2238]

Better read a book and THE THINGS that mattet!!! At least I KNOW THE LAW!!! That's ALWAYS HALF the BATTLE....

[@jameslyons1661]

🇺🇸🏁👍

[@seanwatts8342]

The difference between BLM and NPS as far as hunting, camping, fishing, hiking, etc.... USFS is a division of the Dept. of Agriculture and as such is managed as resource land - timber, grazing and other economic development. _The land managed by the BLM is NOT the same as national park land._ BLM land includes designated lands set aside as 'wilderness preservation areas' and is NOT open to the public. BLM 'manages' but does not control mineral rights (oil, gas, metals, coal, etc.) of subsurface areas that are beneath former homestead locations that the federal government retained rights to upon deed transfer. Subsurface are again, not open to the public.

[@kingjeremysircornwell7847]

as soon as wheels hit BLM can cracks. pirates

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

You forgot who is best for hunting demorats republican libertarian 😳🧐😂

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Neither. Any can be good and any can be bad. I judge them by how they vote and how they act, not what party they belong to.

[@lbchuma]

Woah! That is too mature for KZbin.

[@timbedortha6452]

Wild horses are invasive species and do a lot of damage

[@JameaJimea1175]

Lol definitely not what most people who are looking up what is BLM are expecting to find.

[@CathiOC]

Stop slaughtering wild horses!!!!!!