by John Mattingly Colorado Central readers who have driven through the San Luis Valley on Hwy. 17 and looked east between Roads Z and X may have noticed large herds of cloven-hoofed and horned creatures interrogating the grass and brush inside a six-foot-high woven wire fence enclosing about 800 acres. The above-mentioned creatures are, for the most part, goats. On any given day, to be more specific, approximately 500 goats. Of course, the only way to count goats is to count the legs and divide by four. In other words, the same principal of precision that applies to wealth (if ...