From what I am watching on the live feed, they are doing great. They have a constant stream of local ranchers driving in and out of the "compound" (please. It's a freaking gift shop and hiker rest stop.) bringing them hot soup, candy bars and other homemade goodies. They have set up tables within the "compound" and are talking with the locals, taking down their stories, and beginning the process of teaching them what was done in Nevada to get Harry Reid's goons off their back (for now). They are re-introducing the locals to the Constitution, letting them know that the Sheriff has every authority to tell the Feds and the BLM to get lost (which he won't), and they are setting up title tracing research teams to try and figure out which families have solid cases for having been thrown off their lands illegally or coercively, and give them the tools to do what Wayne Hage did previously.
The situation about the Hammonds is also being worked on, among other things, but haven't heard much about that today.
People are scared in that county. This has been going on for 25-30 years and they are well aware of what's been going on, but had no idea how to counter it. At first no one would speak on camera, but they are beginning to venture out more and more bravely. So we shall see. I'm hopeful after today. Danger's not over, they could still have the boom lowered on them at any minute, but people seem much more relaxed today.
thanks for the info!