Rancher Bryan Mannix calls the open expanses of western Montana “spiritual.” “Some people find that in church or in other ways. And for me, just being out where your feet are on the ground and actually connecting with this space,” he says. “You spend enough time in those spaces and on that landscape, it’s like land is kin.” His family has been living here for generations - since their forebears first homesteaded their plot in 1882. | 60 Minutes