Nolan Ryan Pitches the Perfect Investing Game
October 25, 2010 by Eric OKeefe
Filed under Cattle, Eric OKeefe, Feature, Magazine, September 2007, Southwest
Cheap and close. Those are the two criteria you use when you’re looking to buy land and you make only $7,000 a year. At least those were the two Nolan Ryan used back in the 1960s when he began buying ranchland in Gonzales County, Texas.
Bill May Force Landowners to Shoulder Firefighting Cost
September 1, 2007 by Joseph Guinto
Filed under Feature, Field Reporters, Joseph Guinto, Magazine, Public Land, Residential Property, September 2007, Topics
When Smokey Bear says, “Only you can prevent forest fires,” he really means it. After several years of historic wildfires in the West that have strained firefighting budgets, burned thousands of acres, and destroyed homes, lawmakers in Washington and at the state and local levels are preparing to ask landowners to help combat the blazes before they begin. Read more
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