Your comment is fairly incomprehensible.  Native regional and village corporations can sell their land or keep it, as they wish.  Individual Native allotment owners can sell their allotments only with the consent of the Secretary of the Interior, unless this restriction has been lifted by the Secretary's finding that the Native allotment owner is competent to handle his or her own affairs. That is the way the 1906 Native Allotment Act is written.  The Secretary's authority is usually delegated to the Regional Office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

It is not legally possible to establish a prescriptive easement on a Native allotment because with that title status, the land is not free to be adversely appropriated or used by others.