Guns as a way of life in Wyoming

In the wide-open spaces of the American West, guns are woven into the tapestry of life in ways city-dwellers may not understand. Ted Koppel visits the town of Cody, Wyoming, to find out how, for the majority of families, guns are inseparable from a way of life. Originally aired March 13, 2016

[@williamwaite4806]

I'm from Florida, went to Wyoming for a wedding and to see the national parks. I never felt more like a free American in my entire life. I should have just stayed there

[@anthonywyma6492]

Looks like I'm going to swing through Wyoming beautiful states and people

[@anthonywyma6492]

State

[@dylanpaul1212]

Moving to Cody Wyoming June 4th baby!!!

[@diolaneiuma215]

How is Cody, WY?

[@Trafficeanalysis]

Yes how was it I'm headed there too crimes rising in Nevada they're all moving here. Time to get to cowboy country.

[@Rain-tt9dr]

Wyoming has people?!

[@larrysmith6797]

Thanks for not visiting, liberal!

[@juliosoto6566]

Yup, about 1 person per 1,000 sq miles.

[@soap5393]

It's not the quantity, it's the quality.

[@FinanceWisdomTech]

I wish I was born in USA. Don't give up your rights USA. Love from Nepal 🇳🇵

[@soap5393]

2A, all the way. The Founders understood just like the people of Wyoming - or visa versa.

[@diolaneiuma215]

Wow, Wyoming's culture is incredibly fascinating. As a guy who grew up in Connecticut, there's definitely a culture shock as Wyoming is Connecticut's antithesis lol

[@burningnapalm8189]

Beautiful

[@mileslange5797]

Forever West baby

[@ashutoshpurushdhakal4590]

wild west

[@aubreyjames8795]

These kids are a little weird though

[@larrysmith6797]

Yeah, they're not in prison or strung out on drugs like yours.

[@He1boy]

I wonder, does he pay the public to graze on that land? Does he kick the public back some of the profits from his hunting expeditions? If so, bravo and carry on. If not, get off the high horse buddy.