I'd be more sympathetic to the state of Utah if it had proven itself more capable of managing its own lands. I live next to a large swath of state-owned trust property that is a dump and shooting range. People set fire to couches and then shoot at what is left of them. There is a huge area that has become a sand dune full of nails from pallet fires and broken bottles. The dune is a result of OHV use killing all the vegetation. I call the management office from time to time to report buckets of used motor oil and other toxic waste. They asked me what I wanted them to do. I suggested putting up a gate to keep out vehicles or at least hanging a sign reminding people that the area is a public land and not a dump. The response was that if they did it on this property, they'd have to do it on all of them. Utah doesn't have the desire or the capability to protect the lands it already manages. Why give it more responsibility that it clearly can't handle?