Brice Lee and the importance of federal lands grazing

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association  |  Updated: 11/27/2012

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Brice Lee, the newly elected Public Land Council (PLC) president from Hesperus, Colo., speaks to the importance of federal lands grazing and other top PLC priorities.


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