Cattle drive to delay traffic on Saturday

Published June 7, 2013 12:57pm ET



MOOSE, Wyo. (AP) — Motorists between Moran Junction and Elk Ranch flats will find out on Saturday that, at least in Wyoming, cattle drives always have the right of way.

Wranglers will be moving about 290 cattle from the Pinto Ranch of Buffalo Valley to the Elk Ranch pastures, which lie south of Moran Junction and the Buffalo Fork River. Rangers from Grand Teton National Park will provide traffic control.

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