By Andrew Hay LAS VEGAS, N.M. (Reuters) – Daniel Encinias stands next to his camping trailer in a New Mexico evacuation area and says he will rebuild his home torched by the largest wildfire burning in the United States. He just wants the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) to pay for it. The USFS has confirmed that one of its controlled burns went out of control early last month and later merged with another fire to become the second largest blaze in state history at 160,104 acres (65,000 hectares). He is among upwards of 10,000 evacuees from the fire that has torn through centuries-old villages in th…