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Don't just visit Wyoming. Experience it.

You've heard the old saying "like father, like son". This is a true example of that.

The Cowboy State isn't even in the top half of states that love horses.

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

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

If you ask many in Wyoming about what their bucket list property would look like, you'll likely hear the words "log cabin" and/or "ranch" mentioned. If that's you, you need to see a dozen pics of the Saddlestring Ranch near Cody.

I have to ask for your help on this photo because I haven't been able to find out a whole lot about the CY ranch nor a ton of info on these Cowboys.

Summertime is not over in the cowboy state and that means that it's time to pack up the family and take a vacation without cell service and without internet. Not to mention you'll be staying in these old covered wagons.

This video shows that these kids aren't afraid to get down and dirty out on the ranch. It's actually kind of a comforting thing to see this younger generation putting in the hard work.

About two weeks ago, we asked Casperites what was their favorite locally-made condiment.

If you're a ranch owner in Wyoming, you gotta do what you gotta do. When a Laramie ranch owner found one of his horses buried by the winter storm this past week, he enlisted the help of a bulldozer.

It appears the debate has made it's social media presence known once more: what is the preferred condiment for french fries?