[Dr. Sivana]

We dragged the cows into the hole, and had the bulldozer fill in the spot.

They are located up in the Rocky Mountains in an area inaccessible to that kind of equipment. The idea is that if you blow them up properly, scavengers will do the rest.

[MetaThought]

I think I see the problem.

“rangers are worried about using trucks in a wilderness area, where the government bars permanent improvements and tries to preserve the natural habitat.”

[Calvin Locke]

In WWII, the US Army had this thing called a pack howitzer (75mm). Could be disassembled into something like half a dozen or so pack-animal transportable pieces.

Would be a lot more fun than just one dynamite blast.

[GladesGuru]

I have hiked into that area. There are paths and old roads in, on which a bulldozer could be driven.

However, a chainsaw would do the job nicely. Just remember lots of fuel, steak sauce, and fresh corn, still in the husk.

Don’t forget the butter.

As for letting the wolves eat it, want a huge pack chasing people down the streets of Aspen?

OK, OK - might be a fitting an just situation after all.