John Chisum

The narrative follows John Chisum, a prominent figure in the Old West cattle industry, who moved to Texas as a teenager. In the 1850s, he capitalized on the burgeoning range cattle market, amassing tens of thousands of cattle and becoming the largest cattle owner in America. His unique Jinglebob herds were distinguished by an earmark instead of a traditional brand, highlighting his innovative approach in a competitive landscape. The story captures Chisum's rise to prominence and his impact on the cattle frontier.