>>2824895hasn't happened to me personally but I have heard stories. I'm sure it's unlikely but it's something I'm wary of which is annoying. But I wasn't lying about facing issues with private property, much of Wyoming is a patchwork of public and private land. I was just in mostly central Wyoming a couple weeks ago exploring some little known places (to name a few: Fremont Canyon, Granite Mountains, the Eastern Wind River, Clark's Fork Canyon, Devil's Leap, Bighorn Canyon) and had to deal with private property with almost everything I wanted to do, had to abandon a couple plans even.
Anyway, as I said I still really like Wyoming. Montana is cool too. Idaho less so.
including other states Utah, California, Wyoming, Arizona and Colorado are my top 5. Pretty sure Alaska would be top 5 but I've never been
