NEW SALEM, N.D. – On a cold morning last week with wind chills in the single digits, Charles, David and Harlan Doll, who operate Doll Charolais and Simmental Ranch, trailed the last of their cows home.
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On a cold morning last week with wind chills in the single digits, Charles, David and Harlan Doll, who operate Doll Charolais and Simmental Ranch, trailed the last of their cows home.
The Dolls used a hay-filled truck to entice their cattle as they moved the herd closer to home.
Doll operates Doll Charolais and Simmental Ranch in New Salem, N.D.
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