Nevada Revised Statutes Title 50. Animals § 568.225. Grazing preference rights appurtenant to property;  unlawful interference with grazing;  penalty

(a) A grazing preference right shall be deemed appurtenant to base property;  and

(b) If base property or any portion of base property is sold, leased or otherwise transferred, the person to whom the property is sold, leased or otherwise transferred must not be deprived of any grazing preference right that is appurtenant to that property solely on the basis of the sale, lease or other transfer of that property unless the person consents to, or receives just compensation for, the deprivation of that right.

(a) Interferes with the lawful herding or grazing of livestock on land:

(b) Damages or destroys a fence, gate, facility for watering livestock or other improvement that is used to sustain livestock and is located on land specified in paragraph (a),

(a) “Base property” means any land or water in this state that is owned, occupied or controlled by a person who has obtained an appurtenant grazing preference right for that land or water pursuant to the provisions of the Taylor Grazing Act.

(b) “Grazing preference right” means a right that:

(c) “Taylor Grazing Act” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 568.010.