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Early Day Cattle Drives

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Early Day Cattle Drives

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Early Day Cattle Drives

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The big Texas-to-Kansas trail drives in the openrange era that followed the Civil War gave birth to the cowboy and helped to establish Kansas as one of the premier cattle-raising states in the nation. From 1866 to 1885, over six million longhorns made their way north.

Keywords:

  • Longhorns
  • Civil War
  • cowboy
  • cattle
  • Texas
  • Flint Hills
  • Fort Worth
  • Dallas
  • Baxter Springs
  • Edward Piper
  • Kansas City
  • Sedalia
  • St. Louis
  • Cottonwood Falls
  • Elisha Mardin
  • Sutter's Mill
  • Chisholm Trail
  • Dolby Brothers Drovers and Livestock
  • Chase County
  • trails

How to Cite:

Hoy, J., (2011) “Early Day Cattle Drives”, Symphony in the Flint Hills 1(2011).

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