” I’m a native of Park County and get so sick and tired of poeple moving up there and then wanting it to be like the big city.
They cut up the country let their dogs run loose and this B!tch at you when you try to tell them that their breaking the law !!
If all those suburbia putz’s moved the h*ll out of there the county would be a better place to live!”
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” I own livestock. And of course, I maintain my fencing in order to protect my own livestock. But Colorado law actually states that if you want someone else’s livestock to stay OFF your property, it’s YOUR responsibility to keep them out. I didn’t believe it when I read it, but it’s the truth.
If he didn’t want Bison on his land, he should have built better fencing (or bought different property) The fencing requirements to keep bison in (or out) are pretty tough - those animals can bust through a lot of serious fencing that would keep the average horse/cattle ranch contained.
He was in the wrong and should have maintained his own fencing. He certainly had no right to KILL them all. A good neighbor would call, and help round ‘em up and get them home. I’d be out of my mind if someone HIRED gunmen to kill all my sheep if they had managed to get out of my pasture. It’s one thing to get replacement value - but that doesn’t cover feed cost for the life of the animals you lost, or the genetics you were maintaining in your herd. That’s pretty rough to start over with a new set of genes, and animals who don’t know your land.”
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