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Texas billionaires put more Idaho and Montana land on the market. Here’s how much they still own.

February 21, 2019/No Comments

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In 2016, Texas billionaires Dan and Farris Wilks began buying thousands of acres of Southern Idaho property, raising concerns as they removed logging operations, closed Forest Service roads and blocked recreational access to land that long had been open to public use.In March 2018, Wilks-owned DF Development, LLC put several parcels of land up for sale, advertising some as ideal homestead property and others as ripe logging land. Now even more land is up for grabs.

By Nicole Blanchard

https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/environment/article226463665.html

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