Contract workers for the Bureau of land Management say they were shot at when they camped on the ranch owned by Clive Bundy.
Bundy who along with supporters forced the federal government to back down from an attempt to seize his cattle last year shot at the workers but added they no business being on land where he grazes cattle.
Three employees of a nonprofit Nevada organization told authorities they were monitoring water sources in the remote Gold Butte area, about 100 miles northeast of Las Vegas, on June 5 when they were approached by two men who asked what they were doing. The researchers left after six shots were fired later that night near their camp in an area that’s being considered for federal protection as a national conservation area.
