New Congressional Act Overrules Wyoming Trespass Laws, Legalizes Corner-Crossing
Cheyenne, Wyo. – A recent congressional act has stirred the legal waters in Wyoming by overriding state trespass laws that concern corner-crossing, a topic of heated debate among landowners, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts. The new federal legislation grants individuals the right to cross from one piece of public land to another at the corners, where private and public lands meet. This development challenges long-standing Wyoming statutes that previously treated such actions as trespassing. Corner-crossing involves stepping momentarily on private property at the intersection of square plots of land to access adjacent public lands. For years, … Read more