Assigned Chapter Number 22
Summary
The bill revises Wyoming's rules for leasing state grazing lands. It lets lessees sublease or allow non‑owned livestock to graze without director approval if they provide paperwork, give notice, and pay a fee, while requiring half of any excess rental from a sublease to go to the state. The requirements are waived when the lessee and livestock owners share at least 80% ownership.
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