The Bundy Ranch is a cattle ranch located in Nevada, owned by the Bundy family. It gained national attention in 2014 when rancher Cliven Bundy refused to pay grazing fees to the federal government, claiming that the land belonged to the state. This dispute highlighted tensions between ranchers and federal land management policies. The situation escalated into a standoff between Bundy supporters and federal agents, drawing attention from various groups, including militia organizations. The event raised questions about land rights, federal authority, and the role of local communities in managing natural resources, making it a significant case in American land use debates.