livestock

Famous bull Mr. T of Burns Rodeo Company in Laramie will be inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame this summer.

They travel the country wrangling loos livestock.

States ask feds for help.

State officials have been working with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Farm Service Agency to determine losses.

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.

They say you learn something new every day. Today, I learned that you don't start an argument with a tiny goat thanks to a new video shared out of Dubois, Wyoming today.

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.

What would appear to be a crisis for some is not that big of a deal for a cowboy. Great example of that here as a calf got loose on the interstate recently which led to a cowboy grabbing his lasso and coming to the rescue.

How do you make sure that no one steals your food? If you'd like a life lesson, I present to you a donkey named Wallace. He has become internet famous thanks to his special talent and protecting his snacks.

The new processing plant will be able to process approximately 50 cows a week, making it the largest of its kind in the Cowboy State.