Salt Lake Tribune · Nov 18, 2018
Wyoming man uses antler-based art to support veterans
In this Sept. 27, 2018 photo Ben Barto displayes 1200 pound pallets of moose, whitetail and mule deer antlers. Barto, a Wyoming native originally from Rock Springs, has created a quiet industry along the Wind River that produces world-quality knives, ornaments, pins and just about anything else you can imagine from elk and deer antlers. (Randy Tucker/Riverton Ranger via AP) Riverton, Wyo. • It was known simply as Red Rocks a generation ago, the restaurant and motel on the north side of U.S. Highway 26 just before the big curve 20 miles east of Dubois.
While the meals may have been memorable, what goes on inside the former restaurant and motel complex is unexpected.