The Bucktail Fire started on Aug. 1 north of Nucla, about 350 miles west of Denver, and destroyed more than 7,200 acres of private and national forest land and one home before it was brought under control.
-Chris
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I'm guessing it might've been cheaper in the long run to have taken Rocket Dog to the vet and pay a couple hundred bucks to have them cremate him.
He lives in a trailer. He probably doesn't have two nickles to his name. This ne'er-do-well will likely pay nothing for his stupidity. "[H[e accidentally started the fire after a spray can he threw into the pit blew up and lit a tree on fire." Let this low-IQ retard spend a couple of years or more in jail. Society won't miss him.
ReplyDeletethey charge per pound. or did for my old dog Slim. 110 pound dog- 150 dollar bill.
ReplyDeleteextra 35 bucks for a private cremation . urn is extra too.
Talk about stupid maybe he should have buried the dog and not try and cremate it
ReplyDeleteMaybe the grief of losing his dog was affecting his judgement. What he did wasn’t the best choice he could have made but I don’t think it merits a prison sentence. Look on the bright side there won’t be any wildfires popping up in the area for a while.
ReplyDeleteWe have the ashes of two dogs in my Uncle Mitchell's humidor. Our plan is as we have our current dog cremated and each of us when our time comes, eventually our son is to put them all together in one urn and do what he wants with them. We won't have any control at that point.
ReplyDeleteIts only $120 there locally. This fucker ruined my family vacation, we were going there to ride the Rim Rocker trail and some other trails on that side of mountains and camp in that part of the forest. Had family coming in from all over US for a mini family reunion. If I would have known this, that fucker would have been cremated also.
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