Relatively direct routes from range land to railhead, with both available water and grass so the cattle arrived healthy.
I don't think it was the cattle trails themselves that changed the industry, it was more or less the building of the railroads, more pioneers taking over the land, and barbed wire that changed the cattle industry as a whole.
Many of the large cattle barons lived in the southern state of Texas. The rail lines were north of Texas and Oklahoma.
I think the answer is fairly obvious - water. Water was essential for drinking, cooking, cleaning, bathing, and livestock, but much of the area these trails covered are very dry.
Explorers often followed similar routes because they were guided by existing maps, knowledge, and trade routes. Additionally, they sought to reach common goals such as finding new trade routes, discovering new territories, and claiming resources. Cultural and political influences also played a role in shaping their exploration paths.
I dont think there is such things as cattle fish
I've played Mario kart for a long time and i don't think it allows you to erase time trails
yes i think they did
Because there was no other way or method to get their cattle to market. Trucks never existed back then, railroads were too slow to be built on time to get their cattle from their ranch all the way to the market, and the cattle trails provided an easy way to find their way from the ranch to the market place.
no i think
well most people think that chillies come from Mexico. i don't really know !
I think 16 or 18 or older
What does Jefferson think will happen if the Constitution is not followed strictly?