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To: laotzu

“In Colorado, the law clearly spells out that it was his responsibility to keep the bison off of his land; not someone elses to keep them on their land.”

How does that work if one of them wanders out in front of my car ?


88 posted on 05/18/2008 11:13:36 AM PDT by PLMerite ("Unarmed, one can only flee from Evil. But Evil isn't overcome by fleeing from it." Jeff Cooper)
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To: PLMerite

It means you’re dead and your insurance will pay the cost of the animal.


90 posted on 05/18/2008 12:09:35 PM PDT by B4Ranch
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To: PLMerite
How does that work if one of them wanders out in front of my car ?

If it is anything like Texas, it is generally considered the drivers fault.

101 posted on 05/19/2008 4:44:32 AM PDT by laotzu
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To: PLMerite
If the road is marked with an "Open Range" sign.
Section 2C.48 Other Warning Signs.

A new section is added to the Colorado Supplement:
In unfenced rural areas where cattle or sheep may
graze close to the highway or wander onto
or across the road, the Colorado Department of
Transportation designed RANGE/CATTLE or
OPEN/RANGE signs may be used.

The Colorado Supplement to the Federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices 2000

102 posted on 05/19/2008 9:23:49 AM PDT by Uri’el-2012 (you shall know that I, YHvH, your Savior, and your Redeemer, am the Elohim of Ya'aqob. Isaiah 60:16)
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