Called “The World’s Largest Small Town Parade,” the Great Montana Sheep Drive, founded in 1989, features hundreds of Montana-bred sheep herded down the six blocks of Main Street in downtown Reed Point, Montana. There is also a parade, a shoot-out between two gunfighters, carnival games, and an evening street dance. The event has raised money for community projects in the small town, including a new fire truck and the refurbishing of the town library. Some 12,000 people attend the annual event, making Reed Point one of Montana’s largest towns on the weekend of the sheep drive. Discuss
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