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14 May, 11:03

How far did the cattle have to herded to get to the railroad in Kansas?

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  1. 14 May, 11:41
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    That depend on where they came from. Cattle could be driven from as near as 10 miles to as far 200 miles or more away from the various stockyards in the state of kansas.

    It can not be determined exactly how many miles the cattle had to be move over the state of Kansas.
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