cows

That ratio is not what you expected.

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.

This is one of the mornings when traffic isn't going to move very fast in a Colorado town and there's a very good reason. It's the annual cattle drive where bovines rule the road for awhile.

It's very rare that I would tell you that you really must see this video about Wyoming cows, but that is exactly what I'm saying. As a matter of fact, this might be the best video on TikTok about Wyoming cows ever.

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.

Ranchers protest at Torrington Burger King

Yes, miniature cows are real, and they are adorable.