The Dugout Ranch: A Land Use Perspective 1875-1965The Dugout Ranch grew from a 320 acre homestead with about 250 cattle to become headquarters for a mega ranching operation. With at least 8,000 cattle on no less than 3,100 square miles of private, state, and federal lands, there was little doubt that it had more cattle than was sustainable. Overgrazing was widespread in the West, and numerous scientific studies theorized about causes and remedies. But the theories didn't explain how science and

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Including the Soul of an Indian and other writings of Ohiyesa and the great speeches of Chief Red Jacket

and Hovenweep and Natural Bridges National Monuments

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Indian Paintbrush

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