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The Taylor Grazing Act of (1943)

Started in the year 1943 in order to regulate the use of farming and grazing on public lands. States that farming on public lands is a privalege not a right. It's used to stop overgrazing and other factors that can contribute to soil damage and environmental damage.

The Taylor Grazing Act of 1943 defines the term "Open Range" and permits dogs from chasing cattle or any wild animal in order to injure or kill them, unless the dog is used to herd the wildstock.

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