Great cattle


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(Law) all manner of cattle except sheep and yearlings.

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A sculpture commemorating the great cattle drives of the 1860s has been created by world-renown Missouri artist Clay Gant.
Renowned Artist Clay Gant Designs Statue Commemorates the Great Cattle Drives of the 1860s. Replica Sales Benefit Trails End Plaza Sculpture Park Maintenance Fund.
However, at present, the largest part of the savings in the households located in the country is channeled to purchase of small and great cattle, grain, seedlings and seeds, rather than to save finances; the large amounts are saved in a such asset as lands.
Kyrgyzstan : The Economic Research Center has conducted the study "Gender Aspects of the Households' Saving Behavior in the Kyrgyz Republic"
Australia also produces great cattle, so I like to test out Australian meat to ensure that we are constantly inspecting other markets and making sure we have the best of the best.
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The great cattle drives lasted barely two decades, and less than a decade on the Chisholm Trail, but they remain central to Western lore.
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The minister said that the great cattle livestock in Kotayk has grown by 9.
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During this time, he was working closely with the great cattle baron of southwest Texas> Richard King.
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One-fourth to one-third of all cowboys on the great cattle drives of the 1800s were African American.
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They mixed Texas longhorn cattle with imported English breeds and produced good meat for the great cattle drives of the 1860s.
BOOKS: Record set straight about the lords of buffalo country; Comanche Empire by Pekka Hamalainen. Yale, pounds 25. Reviewed by RICHARD EDMONDS

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