[Dr. Sivana]

“property destruction” is a stretch.

An experienced livestock seller estimated each of the bleached animals was worth $500 to $700 less per head. He said after checking with buyers, the cattle that would’ve been worth about $2,600 per head was instead worth about $1,850.

Multiply times 195 head, and you have a serious loss of property value. That said, the rancher was lucky the property owner didn't decide to make the world's biggest bowl of chili when the cattle go on his land.

[logi_cal869]

Ah, well, ya...I supposed that I’d reject the prime rib with the footnote on the menu “d!ck bull”.

/s

It’s written that way in Wyoming code, aka ‘defacement’.

My comment stands (it’s a stretch). It seems that the courts agreed. If I was buyer, I’d happily take the discount, as the processed meat would (obviously) still command market price.