Cow Talk

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Exploring the evolution of cowboy political power, this book delves into the Cold War era of American ranching from 1945 to 1965. It highlights the cultural and historical context of cattle ranchers in the West, illustrating how their influence over land and resources developed amidst tensions with developers, government, and immigration issues. Through a rich examination of traditions and challenges, the author reveals the complexities of ranchers' rights and their enduring impact on the region's landscape and politics.