If they're wild mustangs how can they be your neighbors? There are two parts to the answer - is it legal and is it right. In Park county it appears not to be legal, but is it right? A lot of people here seem to condone the property damage done BY the bison but vociferously condemn the property damage done TO the bison. If your neighbors animals repeatedly destroy your property and the neighbor tells you too bad - wasn't his animals and that you have to put up a couple miles of fence at $10 a foot if you want to protect your property what do you do?
I had a friend you repeatedly lost chickens to neighbors dogs. The same story - not my dogs, need to keep your chickens in a better house (this is after the guy cut the fence between his property and hers so that his dogs could run on my friend's property more easily) She stayed home from work one day with a shotgun and killed all three of them when they showed up to have a chicken dinner, dragged the remains out in the road and ran over them a time or two to give rise to the fiction that they were hit by a car. The dog owner thought it was pretty funny when his dogs killed her chickens, but was absolutely livid with rage when his animals were killed. However, 1. she didn't flaunt the fact that she shot them and 2. I think he was a little afraid that she'd shoot him too so other than complaining bitterly about it and making all sorts of legal threats that came to nothing. he stopped running his dogs on her property. Whose side would you be on here?
You seem to be very ignorant of this past winter in Park county.This past winter was very difficult for many.
There were blizzards driving snow over the top of fences.
I know, as I live in the next county.
What proof was ever submitted that the bison did any damage?
I can show you several places in California where bison graze behind 100-year-old barbed wire fences and never breach them.