The meadowlarks are singing and the sound of bulldozers and excavators fill the air. It is the sound of energy and wildlife at the base of the Bighorn Mountains. Many people want to keep the area unchanged. Many people want to take what is there and ship it to the surrounding area. The dirt covered trucks and the sound of equipment are music to my ears. It means that jobs are being created and we get to import less oil from Saudia Arabia. It means that we can carry guns in our trucks and have the opportunity to see large bull elk out our windows.
The sound of a meadowlark is prettier, but the sound of large trucks paves the way for America's freedom.
bob
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Robert is an agent of RE/MAX Bighorn Properties in Sheridan, Wyoming. The area is known for the beautiful Bighorn Mountains and the recent coal bed methane production. Call for more information.
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