KSL NewsRadio reporter Aimee Cobabe says it’s like a scene from a John Wayne western movie. Hundreds of cattle line one side of the highway up Logan Canyon, with men and women on horseback guiding them. Madelyn Kunzler said they’re moving the cows from one grazing spot to the next. According to Kunzler, it’s cheaper to do it the old-fashioned way. 

<p>KSL NewsRadio reporter Aimee Cobabe says it’s like a scene from a John Wayne western movie. Hundreds of cattle line one side of the highway up Logan Canyon, with men and women on horseback guiding them. Madelyn Kunzler said they’re moving the cows from one grazing spot to the next. According to Kunzler, it’s cheaper to do it the old-fashioned way. </p>

KSL NewsRadio has the largest radio news team in Utah. The best place for breaking information whether it be news, traffic or weather.  

<p>KSL NewsRadio has the largest radio news team in Utah. The best place for breaking information whether it be news, traffic or weather.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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