Don’t back up to that fence!! #cows #cattle #farmwifefarmlife #ranching | Nikki - The Farm Wife The Farm Life

When gathering cattle, it’s important to pay attention to what they’re telling you. A cow insisting on going back, a wet bag, or bawling and searching through the herd are all signs she’s missing her calf. The best thing you can do is let her go. Cows and calves will almost always return to the last place they nursed. Patience is one of the best tools in a cowboy’s arsenal. #doubleraftercattledrives #adventure #travel #vacation #outdoors #ranching #ranch #rancher #cowboy #cowgirl #wyoming #monta

During the late 1800s, Montana was a hub for cattle ranching and the open range, attracting cowboys from all over the West. These cowboys played a crucial role in driving cattle, maintaining law and order, and shaping the development of the region. One notable figure is James B. “Wild Bill” Hickok, who gained fame as a gunfighter and lawman in the late 1800s. He was known for his exceptional marksmanship and quick-draw skills, and his legendary reputation as a gunslinger has made him an iconic f