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A lightning storm can dramatically and instantly change the dynamics of a ranch when it creates a wildfire that races across your land. Travis Brown with the LO Cattle Company in Sand Springs, Montana joins me as we talk about how they recovered from a massive wildfire in 2017, how the recovery strategies have some application even for those that are facing drought or other natural disasters, and how the ranching community reached out to help.
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