| 41. | Cowhands will drive part of the herd through the Stockyards to the Trinity River each day, beginning in June.
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| 42. | Cowhands will drive part of the herd through the Stockyards to the Trinity River each day, beginning June 14.
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| 43. | Lampassas is an aging cowhand enamored of the lore of the great cattle drives from Texas to the Kansas rail centers.
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| 44. | He's there to teach the other cowhands the history of their profession and Fort Worth's livestock heritage.
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| 45. | There are five or six cowhands sitting around his Stockyards office or out squatting in the pasture grasses among the cattle.
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| 46. | She worked as a cowhand in several of the feedlots that surrounded Lubbock, but those jobs were short-lived.
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| 47. | After the branding iron turned red-hot, the cowhand pressed the branding iron against the hide of the cow.
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| 48. | Slowly, the boys learn under Andersen's tutelage and become rather good cowhands, impressing both Andersen and Nightlinger.
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| 49. | Rowdy cowhands wearing guns in the saloons and prostitutes openly plying their trade in brothels made for a sometimes raucous downtown.
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| 50. | Western painter C . M . Russell arrived in the area in 1880 as a young cowhand and was hired by Hoover.
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