Trail Drives and Cattle Gates of Llano County Heritage
The Llano region’s post Civil War cattle era features Llano trail drivers, ranchers, and fences. Articles recount steer exchanges for calico, first fences by Christian Oestreich, and major pens built by Pryor, Martin, and others, along with quarantine, dipping, and Hereford introduction shaping Llano’s early ranching.
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Castell
Christian Oestreich
Pepun
Austin
Llano
Llana County
Damon Slater
Crocket Riley
Peng
Col
Ike T. Pryor
Ship Martin
Cottonwood Spring
John Oatman Jr
Moss Brothers
Tom Moore
J. $. Bourland
W. J. Everett Sr
Mayes
Likaia
Dusperter
Grelse
Fee
Salle
Datal
Chine
Augusta Patsch
Willan Schoaydt
Sed Moore
Marton Clyne Ant Wikbuen Quattiin
Kansas
Roberts
New Mexico
Do MM
Stator
Urey
J. J. Shator
Mr. Roberts
Re Bexus
Wan
Oklovhourn
RL Worth
Llane County
Llano County
Llano River
Casteil
Houston Shults
Wakefield
J. C. Stribling
Changes in Cattle Handling From Rough Roping to Gentle Handling
The article traces shifts in cattle industry practices from rough roping and tail catches to gentler handling and safer methods. It notes the move away from horseback roping, smaller brands, tame roundups, and the vanishing chuck wagon.Llano County praised as top cattle country alongside Mason and San Saba by J M Slater after visiting Llano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Llano River
Will Kidd
Hig
W. S. Kidd Sr
Llano County
Bob Moseley
Pryor
Tuthing
My Kidd
Col. Pryor
Llane County
Kidd
Durham
D. N. Newsom
Colorado
Rossi
William Wyckoff
Wyckoff
Billy Hoy
J. M. Slater
Rio Grande
Ocean
United States
Mason
San Saba
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