cows

Peter Steiger has lived in Wyoming for some time, and he has learned to appreciate the little things, the slow things, the simple things; things like a cattle drive that takes place every February on Happy Jack Road.

Wyoming conservation is what helped a multi-generational ranch thrive.

With plenty of delivery options these days, you can even have steak brought right to your door.

The Natrona County Sheriff's Office recently shared a story about how they helped track down three fugitive cows.

It actually works.

Cows restore the land

I have to admit that I'm a little jealous. I've always thought of us as having the most and best cattle. If a new map is to be believed, the crown for most cows per capita should maybe go to northern Colorado.

If you have and/or have worked with cows, you know they can wander themselves into trouble quite easily. One western rancher shared a video proving this theory true once again as his lost cow ended up stuck in a culvert.

A driver recently learned something that all of us that have lived in Wyoming already knew. Some traffic jams here don't move. Or, maybe I should say "moo-ve".

This is the epitome of David versus Goliath. It happens more often than not in the animal kingdom.