Published October 29, 2011, 02:48 PM

Horseback riders marching cattle through Gary

Horseback riders will be driving hundreds of cows and calves through the northeastern South Dakota town of Gary Saturday morning as part of the town's annual cattle drive.

GARY, S.D. (AP) — Horseback riders will be driving hundreds of cows and calves through the northeastern South Dakota town of Gary Saturday morning as part of the town's annual cattle drive.

On a select fall day for each of the past 32 years, rancher Dennis Kamrath and dozens of friends, relatives and volunteers have driven his herd from pasture land about 7½ miles west of Gary to the Kamrath home in Canby, Minn.

The annual 15-mile trek has become a Gary tradition, with a mid-drive fundraiser lunch benefitting the town's historical association.

But the 59-year-old rancher says Saturday's installment might be his last, as the expense of calving across the border in South Dakota is getting too much.

Tags:

More from around the web