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Supreme Court to Decide Corner-Crossing Access for Millions

8/23/2025

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The Montana Stockgrowers Association and Wyoming agricultural groups petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court on corner-crossing legality.
The case originates from a 2021 incident where hunters crossed private land boundaries in Wyoming.
A ruling could clarify access to over 8 million acres of "corner-locked" land in the West.
The MSGA expresses concerns about corner-crossing undermining private landownership.
The Supreme Court has yet to decide on the appeal as of August 21.

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The Montana Stockgrowers Association and Wyoming agricultural groups petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court on corner-crossing legality.
The case originates from a 2021 incident where hunters crossed private land boundaries in Wyoming.
A ruling could clarify access to over 8 million acres of "corner-locked" land in the West.
The MSGA expresses concerns about corner-crossing undermining private landownership.
The Supreme Court has yet to decide on the appeal as of August 21.