2,500 Sheep Successfully Cross Idaho Highway in Search of Greener Pastures
A herd of 2,500 sheep crossed a highway in Idaho, guided by ranchers and sheepdogs, on their way to their summer grazing grounds in the Boise National Forest. The annual tradition, dating back around 100 years, helps prevent fires and invigorates plant growth. The event drew a crowd of about 300 people, with curious onlookers lining the road to watch the fluffy white herd trot by.