 Cattle is another word for cows  Cattle typically are associated with having horns and hoofs.

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 Cattle is another word for cows  Cattle typically are associated with having horns and hoofs

 They provided food!

 Texas  Think: Texas Longhorns

 In Texas there were five million head of cattle, but beef was scarce in the Northern and Eastern states

 A cattle drive is the process of moving a herd of cattle from one place to another  Usually moved and herded by cowhands (cowboys) on horses  U&feature=related

 Very hard!  There were about 3,000 cattle per drive  At least 10 cowhands were needed, and each cowhand had three horses  Cowhands had to work shifts of 24 hours a day- herding the cows in the right direction during the day and watching them at night

 The Great Western Trail  Started in Bandera, TX  Ended in Dodge City, KS  The Chisholm Trail  Started in Rio Grande, TX  Ended in Abilene, KS  /watch?v=06P- ERCA17M&feature=relat ed

 More railroads were being built, so it was easier to ship cattle by train than by cattle drives