US EditionRanchers and cowboys: Douglas County trademarks
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Ranchers and cowboys: Douglas County trademarks
A cowboy on his cutting horse forcing a yearling in the right direction. In May, the Wiens Ranch in south Sedalia hosted a cutting horse competition, reminding us that ranching was and remains significant to the economic welfare of Douglas County. William Newlin of Parker is credited with bringing Shorthorn cattle from Minnesota into Douglas County in 1862. The term of art is ranging, i. Source
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