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We see our animals running free all over Wyoming and it's not all that surprising to see a horse or goat or sheep while you're driving down the road. Apparently it's a little less common in other places like Pennsylvania.

In his video, David Cuarezma walks through the aftermath of the crash.

Ice removal from your house seems like a pretty easy concept to grasp and it seems to be pretty simple unless you're this guy.

Never let anyone tell you that you can't do anything. Obviously, this baby grizzly lives his life that way. He saw a bunch of elk and decided that one would make a nice little snack. If he could catch one of course.

Here's just another video and an example of why we love our animals here in Wyoming. I haven't had a chance to pet a lot of horses in my day and I definitely haven't a connection like this with a horse.

A new video is making its round on social media, showing in great detail, what it takes to be a farmer and rancher here in the Cowboy State.

This video starts out like any other elk video that I've shared recently but, it takes a turn when the camera pans left and we get to see an incredible sized herd of elk that any hunter would be proud to be this close to.

Normally I would say that there aren't a ton of reasons to be thankful for super fluffy snow which only happens when the weather conditions are just right and it's not too hot and it's not too cold.

We all learned growing up that messing around with a wild animal generally leads to something bad. You know, like being mauled to death or losing a limb or something like that. In fact, when I was a boy scout going on a trip to Yellowstone the gave us pamphlets and bear spray to prepare us for what we needed to do if we ever encountered one of these animals.

Let's face it, we have all had both good and bad encounters with the wildlife in Wyoming. But I don't think I've heard or seen anyone get totally wrecked by a deer while they were minding their own business.