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But thinking like a cattleman, there was really no decision to make.

The Government, the cattlemen fear, might put a tax on them to pay the fine.

Local cattlemen, too, say they see nothing to the rumor.

In those days every cattleman was a little bit of a thief.

However, he did not come forward until years after the incident, for fear of the cattlemen.

Also, it makes him look good with the other cattlemen around."

In general, cattlemen did not feel that fencing was wrong.

Win or lose, the cattlemen get a lot of free publicity.

The 1982 film, based on a legend, is a Western about cattlemen and a boy's coming of age.

I never said I'd take up your fight with these cattlemen."

But cattlemen have reservations about some of the first new products on the scene.

He and his associates made life miserable for area cattlemen.

For four days, the cattlemen talked and I listened alongside them.

What this means economically for both cattlemen and consumers is not clear.

It seemed that some of the more powerful cattlemen knew where they could get a killer when one was wanted.

The convention was not entirely free of complaints from the cattlemen, however.

Of late, also, the hotel had become a favorite stopping place for Western cattlemen.

He had an old cattleman to help him; also Seamus's wife and young children.

The well was taken care of by local ranchers and cattlemen for years afterward.

You go down there, find an experienced cattleman and allow him to hire his help.

Both were cattlemen first, and these things were almost second nature for them.

"Half the cattlemen and the money behind the others down in Wyoming are friends of his.

The ranchers' turn has come, cattlemen here in the Western plains are saying.

And we'll tell every cattleman in Texas about it.

And it will be years, if ever, before the British cattlemen reclaim their lost markets.