Oklahoma family asking for help finding 107 stolen cows

The Mayes County Sheriff's Office is investigating after 107 cows were stolen in Pryor, Oklahoma.

KOKI reported Debby Ringling, the owner of the cattle, realized they were missing Wednesday. She and her family think they were lured through a gap in a damaged fence to the neighboring Mayes County fairground.

Ringling said the the cows were worth more than $100,000, and she may not recover from the loss.

The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture is assisting with the investigation.

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