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Who often worked on cattle drives?

Updated: 8/17/2019
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a trail boss, cook, [horse] wranglers, waddies, pointsmen. they also had different cultures such as Anglo, Mexican, African-American, tejano, White, etc.

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What were the different ethnicities of those people who often worked on cattle drives?

Just about every ethnicity was involved in cattle drives except Indian (and I'm not referring to Native Americans) and Middle East ethnicities. Many African-Americans were involved in cattle drives as much as Caucasians, Mexicans and Europeans were.


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the market for cattle in texas was too small


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