It's possibly due to several factors:
When cattle eat at the grass and plants so hard that they die and don't grow back.
there is much overgraze in this time .
The cattle were set free to graze on "open" or public land and were marked by those who owned them so after breeding they were let go in the spring and would be regathered during the fall and as a result they grew to such an immense size that they began to overgraze and caused the rangelands quality to decrease and as a result they all suffered resulting in the deaths of a great deal of the cattle causing an end to open range ranching
The cattle were set free to graze on "open" or public land and were marked by those who owned them so after breeding they were let go in the spring and would be regathered during the fall and as a result they grew to such an immense size that they began to overgraze and caused the rangelands quality to decrease and as a result they all suffered resulting in the deaths of a great deal of the cattle causing an end to open range ranching
Driving cattle is herding cattle; folks also use the term "working" cattle or "running cattle through" in terms of processing cattle.
Not if sheep are managed in a sustainable and responsible way on pasture. If sheep were allowed to overgraze a pasture or graze so much off a pasture that there's nothing left for the cattle to eat, most certainly they would ruin land intended or also used for grazing cattle.
Do not overgraze and plant trees.
wolves
Let me guess...6,666 cattle, right?
It's an animal rights activists term to anthropomorphize the slaughter of cattle for meat, making people believe that cattle are equivalent to humans and that slaughtering cattle is equivalent to murdering humans, which is not true at all. Cattle are not humans, not should be treated as such. Cattle, like all prey animals are born to be food for animals higher up on the food chain, such as humans, wolves, lions, and other carnivorous/omnivorous animals.
Depends on what diseases the cattle had and whether they were transmissible to humans or not.
Humans raising cattle for food is what kind of relationship? In environment book