Cielo Vista Ranch's fence contested by San Luis Valley residents

Locals in Colorado's San Luis Valley fear El Cielo Vista Ranch's new fence, along a property that includes Culebra Peak, will block wildlife migration and cause problems. The ranch is owned by William Harrison, heir of a Houston oil family fortune.

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