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Welcome to Wild West podcast where fact and legend merge. The Wild West Podcast presents the true accounts of individuals, who settled in a town built out of hunger for money, regulated by fast guns, who walked on both sides of the law, patrolling, investing in and regulating the brothels, saloons and gambling houses. These are stories of the men who made the history of the Old West come alive - bringing with them the birth of legends, brought to order by a six-gun and laid to rest with their boots on. Join us now as we take you back in history, to the legends of the Wild West.
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Celebrating 150 Years of the Western Cattle Trail: Stories, Songs, and the Legendary Last Cattle Drive
Ready to saddle up for a journey through history? Discover the riveting story of the Western Cattle Trail as we prepare for its 150th anniversary celebration in Dodge City, Kansas. Join us as we unveil the thrilling plans for our November conference, packed with insightful talks on trailing cattle from South Texas, the legendary King Ranch, and the pivotal history of Adobe Walls. Feel the camaraderie with fellow history enthusiasts at our meet and greet, featuring live country music and delicious appetizers.
But that's not all—attendees will gain exclusive insights into the Northern Cheyenne Indians, explore a long-forgotten cattle trail, and witness the dramatic tale of the last cattle drive. We'll also delve into the melodies that soothed the Longhorns on their arduous journeys. Make sure to register early to secure your spot and receive a special commemorative gift. Stay tuned via our website, Facebook, and the Wild West Podcast for the latest updates, and mark November 1st and 2nd, 2024, on your calendar. This is an event you won't want to miss!
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The Western Cattle Trail and the International Chisholm Trail Association continue to meet and plan the momentous 150th anniversary celebration of the Western Cattle Trail. This is not just a celebration but a significant milestone in our shared history and we're excited to celebrate it with you. And we're excited to celebrate it with you. The November conference to celebrate this historic event will be held in Dodge City, kansas, at Boot Hill Museum, with a welcome from the committee at 2 o'clock, friday November 1st, followed by a slate of speakers. The afternoon begins with trailing cattle from South Texas, the King Ranch, a consortium to bring the cattle trails together and celebrate the anniversary of Adobe Wall's history. The afternoon ends with a chance to sit and visit with old and new friends, listen to some country music and enjoy some well-earned appetizers. At our meet and greet On Saturday November 1st.
Speaker 1:The committee has meticulously curated a special day for you, starting at 8.30. You'll have the exclusive chance to delve into the history of the Northern Cheyenne Indians, rediscover a forgotten cattle trail, witness the last cattle drive and learn the melodies that kept the Longhorns content. This is an exclusive opportunity that you won't want to miss. Don't miss out on this historic occasion. Register early to guarantee your place and receive a special commemorative gift. The conference fee is $75 per person. You can sign up on our website or by mail. Your participation is not just welcomed, it's crucial to the success of this historic event. The committee is working tirelessly to plan and collaborate, and your involvement will make the celebration truly memorable. Stay updated on the unfolding events through our website, westerncattletrailassociationcom. Facebook and Wild West Podcast. Your presence is invaluable, so remember to mark your calendars for Friday and Saturday, november 1st and 2nd 2024. Spider-cow.
Speaker 2:Puncher riding along. His hat was thrown back and his spurs was a-jingling as he approached. He was singing this song Whoop-a-tie-i-o. Get along, you little doggies.