Katrina wrote: "According to the agreement between the BLM and MojaveGreen, his fence belongs to the Government."
That is an incorrect statement. My perimeter was fenced prior to the Cooperation Agreement and those fences belong to me.
The intent of the Cooperation Agreement was to close access to the cultural sites from the east and north. We constructed wing fences off my perimeter fences to close gaps south of Juniper Flats Rd. Those gap fences belong to the Government, although my ranch crew provided most of the labor when the CCC crew proved unproductive. I agreed to maintain the wing fences.
You are correct, Katrina, in stating that cutting these wing fences is a federal offense.
Grant money was requested and received to install a post and cable fence along Juniper Flats Rd. to protect against illegal access from the west. This was meant to complement my Cooperation Agreement. However, the grant money was diverted, apparently to law enforcement overtime. Concurrently, the Chief BLM Law Enforcement Ranger looked the other way while his OHV Volunteers burned a trail through Cottonwood Springs.
He incited oppositon against my Cooperation Agreement and shared his rationale for doing so last year, "The Indians had this land 10,000 years ago, and now it is our turn."
His ignorance of Native American history is obvious. His disdain for protection of cultural resources is criminal.