By Nathan Price
Spring blizzard impacts herds
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Snow-covered cows cluster together on the Casey and Casey Stangeland ranch near McHenry.
It's no secret that this year's winter was notably bad, even by North Dakota's standards.
High snow totals, bitterly cold temperatures and howling winds battered eastern North Dakota throughout winter, and not much has changed this Spring.
From April 12-15, a historic snow storm walloped most of the state, rendering roads virtually impassable and leaving behind massive snow drifts. Out west wa...
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