Farmers thought that cattle and other livestock shouldn't graze the land because it had nutrients to be used for crops. Cattlemen or ranchers wanted the land to graze the animals.
Many cattlemen wanted unfenced range for their cattle and didn't like the idea of homes being built or the possibility of water being tasken.
The farmers were angry with the cattlemen because the cattlemen kept destroying the farmers fences. Then the cows would eat the farmers crops. If that does not satisfy you, then you will need to make your question much more specific.
Robert Duvall and Kevin Costner in "Open Range." A pretty accurate movie about the use of the open range by cattlemen during the 19th century.
Because barbed wire effectively kept animals in, the landholding concepts of cattlemen and small settlers changed radically with the new power that barbed wire gave them.
Farmers thought that cattle and other livestock shouldn't graze the land because it had nutrients to be used for crops. Cattlemen or ranchers wanted the land to graze the animals.
Cattlemen's Days - 1944 was released on: USA: 24 June 1944
the chisholm trail was important because many cattlemen and cowboys used it to lead there cattle
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Oahu Cattlemen's Association Paniolo Hall of Fame was created in 1999.
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The cattlemen resented the sodbusters because they moved into the newly settled West and put up fences which limited the grazing land for the cattle.
Many cattlemen wanted unfenced range for their cattle and didn't like the idea of homes being built or the possibility of water being tasken.
Oprah Winfrey
the open grasslands
The farmers were angry with the cattlemen because the cattlemen kept destroying the farmers fences. Then the cows would eat the farmers crops. If that does not satisfy you, then you will need to make your question much more specific.
Louis Pelzer has written: 'The cattlemen's frontier'