How to find out who has the grazing rights-lease in certain areas

[tipper]

Does anyone know how to find this out? Specifically 3-29 area south of Bonaparte lake.

[Swamp mule]

Does anyone know how to find this out? Specifically 3-29 area south of Bonaparte lake.

Go on imapbc to the area of interest. Click on the add provincial layers under the layer licenses n permits. You are looking for the range active layer. Here you click to add to your map layers. If your area of interest shows up within a grazing area n the license or permit starts with "RAN" followed by a number. The rancher only has rights to the forage and nothing else. Also they can keep you from accessing crown range unless you will be crossing private land.

[tipper]

Thank you very much swamp mule!

[Bugle M In]

So "RAN" means Grazing Lease.

[TimberPig]

So "RAN" means Grazing Lease.

No, RAN is for grazing licenses and permits, which do not confer rights to the land, just the use for grazing.

Grazing leases are a Land Act tenure, that confers rights to the land as well as grazing. They are identified as a lease on iMap when you use the identify tool.

[Kill-da-wabbit]

No specific grazing leases in that area. All of it open to hunt, except some private land around the lake.

[Bugle M In]

No, RAN is for grazing licenses and permits, which do not confer rights to the land, just the use for grazing.

Grazing leases are a Land Act tenure, that confers rights to the land as well as grazing. They are identified as a lease on iMap when you use the identify tool.

Thanks for that....

[Swamp mule]

So "RAN" means Grazing Lease.

RAN = range agreement number.