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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1937

Page

10

Burnett recalls wild Texas cattle era and 6666 ranch

Clyde Burnett of Benjamin describes growing up in Henrietta Texas amid wild cow towns and long cattle drives. He joined the 6666 outfit as a teen, became a horse wrangler at 14, and rose to cowboy by 17 while delivering steers to Amarillo and beyond. He later ran leased land in Knox county and worked various ranches.

Clyde Burnett Benjamin The Texas Cowboy Reunion Association Henrietta Texas Mr. Burnett Big Burnett Indian Territory Bruce Burnett Knox ‘County Knox King Counties Bruce King County Louisville Land and Cattle Company Louisville Burnett Burk Burnett Amarillo Pitchfork Matador Swenson Fastersons Parramore George House Driver Knox County R. L. Penick Jones Knox Counties Mr. Penick Kentucky Anson Wichita River Bobby Clarendon Memphis Hall Co Billy Clyde Roy B. Burnett Carl Sams Old Mill Ironman Roy Cal Merchant

Penick Pioneer of Ol dtime Cowboys Association Remembered

R L Penick an early cattle man and first president of the Oldtime Cowboys Association is remembered for his cattle skill and calm riding. He recalled horses Bald Face and Kiowa and stories of storms and turkey hunts on the Texas plains.

R. L. Penick Oldtime Cowboys’ Association Mangum Greer County Goodwin Mr. Pen

Cowboy recollections of trail drives and frontier life

Clyde Burnett recalls 1901 cattle drives from the 6666 ranch in King county to the Turkey Tracks route, rough nights in blizzards, and a mishap with a keg of wine that scattered gear. He notes early U S capitals New York city Philadelphia and Washington as capitals in turn.

New York City United States Philadelphia Washington

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