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Moffat County rancher Rodney Culverwell begins his jury trial Monday on charges of poaching elk on his property. He contends he was protecting his property. What do you believe the trial’s outcome should be?
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19 June 2008 at 10:44 a.m.
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50cal (Anonymous) says…
you've got to understand that Mr gemond gets a little crazy from time to time. He can't help it, theres actually a name for his condition. however just because your parinoid doesn't mean someone isn't out to get you. I beleive he was referring to the new regulation that Gov. Ritter is trying to sign about shuting down drilling for three months so the black tailed prairie dog won't get embarassed if someone sees them breeding. If the gov. signes this bill drilling in several counties will come to a halt for three months. maybe the oil and gas companies can deal with that but if you were an employee could you? Or would you go where the work is stable and year around? This could affect 10,681 jobs in garfield county alone. I do beleive that someone is trying to shut down exploration because every week there is a new measure coming across the desk of Gov. Ritter.