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Lorrae Moon milks her goat, Brownie, for the East Elementary students attending Sheep Wagon Days at the Wyman Living History Ranch and Museum on Thursday. The event continues through the mutton busting competition Sunday afternoon.

Photo by Dan Olsen

East Elementary School children pay close attention to the butter churning process Thursday morning at Sheep Wagon Days taking place at the Wyman Living History Ranch and Museum. This is the ninth year celebrating the sheep industry in Craig and the first for the event at the museum.

Photo by Dan Olsen

Eight-year-old Janel Kemp, an East Elementary School second grader, churns butter the way instructor Illena Updike used to as a child. The butter churning demonstration was part of Sheep Wagon Days.

Photo by Dan Olsen

Seven-year-old Charisma Plantiko from Ms. Georgiou's second-grade class at East Elementary School pets baby goats during Sheep Wagon Days. Elementary School children spent Thursday and Friday learning about the sheep industry in Moffat County.

Photo by Dan Olsen

Melody Villard talks about the sheep industry in Moffat County with youngsters from East Elementary School on Thursday morning. Craig elementary schools rotated classes to the Wyman Living History Ranch and Museum for the Ninth Annual Sheep Wagon Days all day Thursday and Friday.

Photo by Dan Olsen

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