One of state's oldest working ranches had 'wild' cows, flying ranchers in its history

Jewell Doan Sr. brought some of the first Angus cattle to southern Burleigh County in 1930 -- a move that enraged his neighbors. But always Jewell insisted on taking the road less traveled.

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