Wyoming rancher provides first-hand report on the wildfires impacting his part of the state

Farmers and ranchers in Wyoming are working to protect their operations amid ongoing wildfires across the state.

Goshen County rancher, Lane Hageman spoke with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander on current conditions in his region, how he is keeping the fire at bay, and what other producers are experiencing.

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