Letters from Old Friends and Members of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association. This is a paperback facsimile copy of the original book published in 1923. 56 pages, 6” x 9”, softcover. Originally published in 1923, this rare collection preserves the firsthand accounts and reminiscences of Wyoming's pioneer cattle barons who built the rangeland empire of the late 19th century. Written in their own words, these letters and memoirs from members of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association offer invaluable primary source material documenting the challenges, triumphs, and daily realities of establishing the cattle industry across Wyoming's open ranges. The Association, founded in 1873, wielded enormous political and economic power during Wyoming's territorial period and early statehood, and these personal recollections from its members provide an authentic window into that formative era. From roundup stories to accounts of harsh winters, conflicts over grazing rights, and the transformation of the frontier, this volume captures the voices of the men who shaped Wyoming's ranching heritage during the industry's most legendary period. Republished by Exile Books LLC
