In 2020, the State of Colorado’s voters took to the polls for a long list of ballot questions, one of which is seemingly starting to impact Western Fremont and the northern part of Custer County this past year. 50.91% of the state’s voters said yes to Colorado Proposition 114: the Reintroduction and Management of Gray Wolves Proposition in 2020, and that slim majority set the wheels in motion for the Gray Wolves to be reintroduced into the State of Colorado. The reasoning for the bill by supporters was that wolves would help balance the ecosystem in Colorado as packs would cull out diseased elk and deer, which would also help Aspen trees and Willows that are chronically overgrazed by ungulates.According to a map of collared…
