A three-judge panel of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today that corner crossing on federal land does not violate federal law. The ruling marks the most significant victory to date for public land advocates who say that crossing from one block of public land to another should be legal...

Editor’s note: In October 2021, four Missourians hunting in Wyoming were cited for criminal trespass after “corner crossing” from one square parcel of public land to another across adjoining corners—presenting an opportunity to test an infamously murky legal issue. This article is the third...

In early October, four hunters were pursuing elk and mule deer in the foothills of southern Wyoming. Brad Cape, Phillip Yoemans, John Slowensky, and Zach Smith, friends from Missouri, read on the Wyoming Game and Fish website that crossing adjoining corners of public land parcels was not in...