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Special | 51m 36s
Every year in the early summer, a group of Wyoming ranchers drive their cattle high into the Rocky Mountains, to the largest unfenced federal grazing area in the United States. The Green River Drift is an old-fashioned horseback cattle drive - in some cases, the livestock travel 100 miles - but the threats it faces are modern: roads, drilling rigs, grizzly bears and more.
Aired: 11/29/16
Expired: 02/28/17
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