Rancher T.J. Walkem: 'The level of devastation out there for the forest and landscape is unreal.'
A B.C. rancher is looking for space to move his cattle after a wildfire burned through his pastures.
The 28,081-hectare wildfire is burning out of control in a culturally sensitive area and on a big portion of their reserve. The fire was started by lightning on July 12 and is located 7.5 kilometres north of Spences Bridge.
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