This is no man's land.

In the scouting world, (selling land) is the most emotional topic that comes before a council. To sell a camp, that's about the worst possible thing, because all those memories are there.

They wanted the land worse than I wanted it. Times are changing. This is not the same Indian Land it used to be. I'm not fond of the way it's changing. The horse people are moving from Indian Land - the farms are being bought up.

I know the state has bought a lot of land over the years, and I feel they should open some of that up to hunters.

Land that was an asset of racing was taken from racing and given to the state.

There's a lot of park land that would attract people with a lot of uses, such as children's play areas and having good transportation connectivity to downtown, as well as residential uses with the older buildings, as well as the new buildings,