Symbolic Cattle Era Star Smoky The Hardy remembered
The article chronicles a famed Montana Range horse nicknamed Smoky The Hardy known as a “Wire-Haired” “Evil-Eyed” “Broom-Tailed” “Roman-Nosed” nuisance. It notes his prominence in shaping the West and claims he met his Waterloo at the hands of a tenderfoot, marking a turning point in cattle era lore.
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Montana
West
Tenderfoot
Cortez
North America
Mexico
Coronado
Juan de Onate
America
Southland
Rio Grande
Addi
Shining Mountains
Cayuse
Sun River
Smoky
Crowbalt
Red
Old Smoky
Skate
Smokey
Helena
Charles M. Russell
Monty
Bronce
Charlie
Monte
Paint
Wallis Miller
Piezan Reservation
Great Falls
Neenah
Boy
Little Bear
Russell
Riders of Central Montana Stage Roundup of Cayuses
Ringling Montana reports a large roundup with about 400 horses gathered in four days by Pete Kilorn and local riders. The piece traces the history of cayuse horses in Montana and describes the roundup as part of ongoing efforts to manage wild herds threatening ranch operations.
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Central Montana
Cayuses
Ringling
MontAna
Pete Kilorn
Livingston
Milwaukee
Jake Schooltz
Dick LaFever
Park County
Fritz Becker
Jimmie Hamilton
Harry Bleat
Harold Rose
Wilsall
Bozeman Forks
Cottonwood
Bob Campbell
Battie ‘Creek
Wall Mountain
Blackbutte
Horse Mountain
Clearface
Bradley
Yellowstone
Nez Perces
Eice the Breem
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Nestall
Shacey
E. A. Brininatool
Long Arrow
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Cee Leen
Tru-Blu Biscuit Ce
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Arkansas
Colorado
Montena
New Dakota