Richard Lamm and Bruce Babbitt both refused to sign laws supported by people in this movement.  
A predecessor to this movement in 1946 was beaten back by a scathing editorial about "Sacred Cows" by Bernard DeVoto in Harper's.  Members of this movement gathered at the LASER conference in Salt Lake City. Robert Nelson wrote an article for the Cato Institute on why this movement "burned out" due to existing below-market rate services.  Participants in this movement opposed RARE II, a road-less area review.  Richard Lamm and Bruce Babbitt both refused to sign laws supported by people in this movement.  This movement was declared "over" by Secretary of the Interior, James Watt, who didn't support a bill by Orrin Hatch favorable to it.   On the campaign trail in 1980, Ronald Reagan declared, "count me in" with this movement.  Like the later (*) Bundy protests, this movement hated the Bureau of Land Management.  For 10 points, identify this rebellion against federal land control, named for a type of shrub common in Western states.
A predecessor to this movement in 1946 was beaten back by a scathing editorial about "Sacred Cows" by Bernard DeVoto in Harper's.  
Sagebrush Rebellion 