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Salt Lake Tribune · May 4, 2019

‘America First’ may be last hope for these cattle ranchers

(Michael Hanson | The Washington Post) Ted Wishon's grandparents settled in Washington state after being turned back at the Canadian border while attempting to drive a herd of horses to Alaska.Paterson, Wash. • Fifty-mile-per-hour winds and snow drifts seven feet deep greeted Ted Wishon when he checked on his cattle herd, hunkered down on a hillside along the northern bank of the Columbia River.

With his 21-year-old son, George, Wishon labored through six weeks of brutal weather this year keeping hundreds of animals alive. The two men — living in a spartan trailer on leased land pinned between a winery and the icy waterway — repaired fences, delivered calves and kept the herd fed and watered.

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