Enjoy the digital edition of the Fall 2010 issue of the Magazine of the American Landowner. High Cotton Take a cue from the guy who just sold the biggest ranch to close in the U.S. in the last 15 years.…
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The Land Report Summer 2010
Big Deal Would you call a working cattle operation set on thousands of acres along the Continental Divide a ranch, or does the term “residence” seem more appropriate? Major transactions like the sale of Colorado’s Boot Jack Ranch a…
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The Land Report Spring 2010
Playing Politics Dwindling revenues and rising costs are sure to drive legislatures to look at your land as a quick fix for busted budgets. With so much of the economy tied to Washington, it’s easy to overlook the consequences of…
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The Land Report Winter 2009
The Winter 2009 issue of the Magazine of the American Landowner. Table of Contents Editor’s Note Market Watch Front Gate Vistas Land Report 100 – Clayton Williams
2009 Land Report 100
Enjoy the digital edition of the Fall 2009 issue of the Magazine of the American Landowner. When we launched the Magazine of the American Landowner in 2007, we put our best foot forward by debuting The Land Report 100. Three…
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The Land Report Summer 2009
Chasing the Blue Dog Hit the trail with Heath Shuler, and one gets a much different perspective of this very public face. Late last fall, my publisher and I set out from Birmingham to meet Congressman Heath Shuler at…
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The Land Report Spring 2009
A New Era in Washington A New Administration and a New Supreme Court Justice Will Have a Major Impact on Landowners. Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857). Plessy v. Ferguson (1896). Korematsu v. United States (1944). San Antonio v. Rodriquez…
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