Danielle Davis

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    De la carretera a la mesa: Permiso de Colorado Parks & Wildlife convierte animales atropellados en alimento

    De la carretera a la mesa: Permiso de Colorado Parks & Wildlife convierte animales atropellados en alimento thumbnail Geneviève Villamizar, residente de Carbondale, prepara la carne de una vaca alce que se había atravesado en un poste de la cerca de su hogar. Foto de cortesía

    Por Danielle Davis
    Traducción por Dolores Duarte

    “Dada mi experiencia previa en Alaska, después de reubicarme en el valle del Roaring Fork, me resultó curioso que los animales [a lo largo de la carretera] se les dejara animales carroñeros”, dice Mike Fleagle, residente de Missouri Heights, quien se mudó… read more →

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    From roadside to table: Colorado Parks & Wildlife permit turns roadkill into meals

    From roadside to table: Colorado Parks & Wildlife permit turns roadkill into meals thumbnail Sopris Sun contributor Geneviève Villamizar is among the list of local residents taking advantage of CPW permits to make the most of game killed by random accident. A cow elk harvested by Villamizar last year became the bounty of many meals among family and friends, plus an opportunity for deeper acquaintance with the process of butchering meat. Courtesy photo

    By Danielle Davis

    “After I relocated to the Roaring Fork Valley, it was curious to me that the animals [along the side of the road] were left to scavengers, given my prior experience in Alaska,” says Missouri Heights resident Mike Fleagle, who moved here in 2018.

    Fleagle is an Alaska… read more →