Modern Kansas Cowboys Round Up Flint Hills Cattle
In Kansas the annual July roundup drives about 1 100 head across the Flint Hills with cowboys and cowgirls on horseback. The operation spans 80 000 acres owned by Bill Haw and involves multi generational ranchers like the Nelson family and Emporia State University historian Jake Betts noting the enduring traditional art. A mix of old methods and modern tools shapes the long shipping season as caretakers vaccine brand and fix fences while wages are modest and pride runs deep.
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Betts
James F Hoy
Kiss City
Jake Betts
Emporia State University
Center For
West Bottoms
Bill Haw
Texas
Haws
Nelson
Holton Nelson
Flint Hills
Nate
Nate Nelson
Geronimo
Nelsons
Shane
Cole
Cliff Cole
Emporia
Kan
Kayak fishing grows in Kansas with first tourney
Kevin Slifer of Wamego hosts the Kaw Valley Kayak Classic at Turtle Creek State Park as one of Kansas first kayak fishing events. He describes his rig and gear, notes participants from Nebraska, and cites growing nationwide interest and new pedal kayak models.
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Kevin Slifer
Slifer
River Pond
Turtle Creek State Park
Wamego
Kansas
Marty Hughes
Nebraska
Hughes
Binkelman
Neb
Kayakyak.com
Omaha
Kevin
United States
McPherson State
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