A media visit to Wind River Country for a writer from Cowboys & Indians was organized, and an article was recently released titled “Wyoming’s Wind River Country.”

Fort Washakie, the Wind River Canyon Scenic Byway, the Northern Arapaho Experience Room, the National Museum of Military Vehicles, the National Bighorn Sheep Center, the Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary, Sinks Canyon State Park and the Eastern Shoshone Tribe Buffalo Tour were featured in the article.

Click the article below to read more:

https://www.cowboysindians.com/2022/05/wyomings-wind-river-country/

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