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ae people

and
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in

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lorn Early had ridden

many

tied his horse at

killer

and fought

miles and

many

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hitchracks.

him

called

to beat his

draw.

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evil,

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GUN GLORY
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a peaceful valley

thunder into

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CHIU WILLS

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NATFACK

M.I5SEP YOUR

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THE SToeiES ABOUT

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WE CAN'T LIVE LIKE THIS.

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TEN
MILLION
CATTLE
Spring, 1866
dust clouds rose over the plains, the
bawling of cattle filled the air
the great cattle drives
had begun! For the next twenty -five years, trails from
range to railhead would swarm with livestock ten r
a million horses, driven by forty thousand cowboys
.

cattle,

Every cowboy on a drive had a special job.

One of the hardest was that of the drag
rider,
tierd,

who

rode at the dusty rear of the

urging on the

laziest critters.

Each man took his turn as night guard,

which meant watching for rustlers and
straying caitle and singing soothing songs
to the herd to keep it from stampeding.

The most honored and dangerous post on a

drive was that of the two point riders, who

On

rode at the head of a herd, determining its

direction. They were first to swim strange
rivers, the first to meet Indian attacks.

dangers daily, including fires, floods, and

stampedes. So, at the end of the long trail,
his spirits high, he "painted the town red !"

the great drives, the

cowboy met many

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