You're welcome to what land you own, but it always seemed to me that public land is open to the use of the public.

Now, as Oleson says, we expect to raise sheep here, and we expect your outfit to leave us alone.

As far as our sheep crossing your coulee is concerned--I don't know that they did.

But, if they did, and, if they did any damage, let J.G.do the talking about that.

I deal with the owners--not with the hired men." Weary, you must understand, was never a bellicose young man.