Mandan, North Dakota -
Life-Sized 32-piece, Silhouetted Cattle Drive

Long, stretched out herd on the top of a hill behind a concrete/heavy machinery-type place. Need a panoramic camera to get a decent photo. I thought it was a waste, as you can't even get up to it. I tried. I guess I could have walked through the business property or private residences properties and climbed the hill. Not worth a trip unless you are literally going right through Mandan. Trust me. I drive thousands of miles on planned courses to see stuff like this. [Fella Drevlow, 07/17/2006]

A truly western and unique memorial stands on a ridge just north of the late Buddy Kahl's ranch. A life-sized metal silhouetted cattle drive, stretching 1,200 feet, symbolizes Kahl's final trip with the herd, while recognizing that his presence will always be felt in the area. Buddy's son, Larry Kahl, made and erected the two-dimensional 32-piece tribute, and has planned 15 to 20 more pieces to add. [Janis Schole, 11/25/2004]