Re: dead cow in the river

["jon warren" <warren@completebbs.com>]

Dear Bill,

The cow should be left alone.  An endangered species, the Side-Hill Gouger's
legs are shorter on one side than on the other.  That's how they survive on
the hills above the river.  They're OK as long as they keep moving in the
same direction.  Occasionally, with tragic consequences, one will turn
around and try to go the other way.  That's what you saw in the river.
Leave the cow alone.

Jon Warren
-----Original Message-----
From: bill london <bill_london@hotmail.com>
To: vision2020@moscow.com <vision2020@moscow.com>
Date: Monday, May 17, 1999 8:37 PM
Subject: dead cow in the river


>I saw a dead cow in the river today.  The cow was bloated and draped around
>the rocks at the river's edge just below Lower Granite Dam (on the north
>side, between the dam and Boyer park, about 200 feet from the dam).
>The US Army Corps people didn't care.  Understandably, they didn't want to
>mess with it.
>And I realize it's a tiny issue in the great scheme of things, but I got
>curious.
>Is this dead cow a source of needed nutrient for the fish, or a source of
>pollution?
>Should it be removed, sunk, or left alone?
>BL
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