A new proposal being considered by the Colorado legislature could have sweeping impacts on Colorado property owners, tax payers and river users.

Since statehood in 1876, the beds of rivers and streams that cross private property have been considered part of that private property.

for 150 years property has been bought, sold and taxed as such. 

A new proposal seeks to overturn 150 years of settled law to allow fisherman, boaters, hunters and other recreationists acess to private property without the property owners consent.

Essentially making trespass legal along Colorado rivers and streams.

Unfortunately for taxpayers that is the definition of a takings, which must be compensated. Litigation and compensation will cost the already cash strapped state literally Billions of dollars. 

If you still believe in private property rights, or just dont want to pay more in taxes to subsidize someones fishing access - join our cause.