Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
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GLENROCK - Christopher Rusin wedges a fine needle-point tool into hard-packed mud stone that hasn't budged in more than 60 million years. At his feet rests a pile of mangled bones from a dinosaur. It's Rusin's first dinosaur dig. He drove north from his hometown of Golden, Colorado, to check "dinosaur dig" off his bucket list. It's his fifth consecutive day out in the Wyoming summer heat, but you couldn't tell by the permanent grin he's wearing. Even the blister on his palm – the size of a s...