The Biden Forest Service corrals fencing terrorists

Heather and Charles Maude posted a “no hunting” sign on a fence that had been there for 75 years .

The Maudes were fully cooperating with the Forest Service while waiting for a survey to be done.

Five days later , Forest Service Special Agent Travis Lunders showed up with a survey crew, and without permission, trespassed to do a survey.

Lunders is looking like the bad guy in this case, because on June 24, 2024 he showed up at the Maude ’s home, resplendendent in tactical gear, and served each with a grand jury indictment.

If there was an issue, they drove out to the ranch, sat down over coffee, talked things out and sealed the deal with a handshake.

Ranchers and farmers went on with their lives and missions, and the American public's interests were protected.

But under Joe Biden’s handlers, government saw itself as arrogant, self-important enforcers of the most miniscule regulations.