The "'Sheep Wars "', or the "'Sheep and Cattle Wars "', refers to a series of armed conflicts in the Western United States which were fought between sheepmen and cattlemen over grazing rights.
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Local newspapers such as the " Arizona Silver Belt ", reported that the feud was caused primarily by the Tewksbury's other occupation as sheepmen, which many cattlemen such as Stinson disliked due to their destructive eating habits in the open ranges.
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One of these shows brought Tracy to the attention of a Broadway producer, who offered him the lead in a new play . " The Sheepman " previewed in October 1925, but it received poor reviews and closed after its trial run in Connecticut.
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Due to complaints from many special interest groups, ranging from cattlemen to loggers to sheepmen and homesteaders, over the myriad regulations required for operations in forest reserve lands, they, together with their political allies, managed to get enough support in Congress by 1907 to change the 1891 law.
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Few sheepmen bunk here anymore, but old-timers still drink in the Spartan bar, and you can crowd around the long tables for gut-busting Basque meals _ soup, salad, a main course of chicken or steak, a few side dishes of pasta or beans, wine and dessert for $ 12.
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Other subgenres include the Spaghetti Western, the Along Came Jones " ( 1945 ), in which Gary Cooper spoofed his western persona; " The Sheepman " ( 1958 ), with Glenn Ford poking fun at himself; and " Cat Ballou " ( 1965 ), with a drunk Lee Marvin atop a drunk horse.
