The Globe and Mail
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Jul 31, 2026
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When wildfires struck, these B.C. cattle ranchers called in the cowboy cavalry
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IN DEPTH
How a cowboy rides when the range is on fire
When wildfires approach, moving cattle to safety means managing their fear and instincts. Here’s how it’s done in B.C.’s Nicola Valley
NANCY MACDONALD AND JESSE WINTER
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESSE WINTER
MERRITT, B.C.
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