The Fort Worth Stockyards is quiet early in the morning. The insides of shops are dark, and the sidewalks are empty as a new day dawns. By 11:30 a.m. the clopping of hooves will echo off the bricked ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "The Cowboy" by John C. H. Grabill. May is Beef Month, which is a perfect opportunity to recognize the U.S. beef industry and ...

Cattle driving in Florida dates back to the 1500s when Spanish explorers introduced cows, horses, and hogs. The Great Florida Cattle Drive is a modern event that honors the state's long history of ...

OKEECHOBEE — Beside a shallow pool riders in broad-brimmed hats watered their horses and adjusted leather tack while over by a group of supply wagons meal prep began. Camp took shape across the ...

Groups representing the historic American cattle drives have pledged to work together to promote the valuable role of the cattle drives in the history of the Old West. On Nov. 1, in Dodge City, Kansas ...

The skills we celebrate at the rodeo were also important during cattle drives. Read full article: KSAT's ‘Show Me Your Medals!’ highlights SAWS, Junior League of San Antonio ahead of Fiesta 2026 ...

From the 1860s to 1890, around four million head of cattle drove through Fort Worth. The city became a headquarters for the cattle industry, giving it its nickname, Cowtown. Fort Worth became known as ...

Every January, thousands of people flock to Downtown Denver to watch cowboys drive a herd of longhorn steers up 17th Street as the kickoff to the annual National Western Stock Show. The parade is led ...

FEDORA, S.D. — It was a taste of tradition as a slow-moving herd was out for a long morning stroll. A three-plus mile cattle drive on Saturday, Dec. 2, captured the attention of each passing vehicle ...

Marilyn Whitford, 71, is a muleskinner who participated in the Great Florida Cattle Drive reenactment. Whitford drives a team of two mules, Tom and Ted, from her canvas-covered wagon. Clangidi dang ...

Herds of longhorn, mounted infantry groups and old-fashioned wagons and buggies took over downtown San Antonio on Saturday morning to the delight of San Antonians lining Houston Street. It was all ...