Ok history time. What were the three main threats to cattle ranching?

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Answer 1

1. Population expansion - taking over the land needed for cattle ranching.

2. Polution - (also related to population)

3. Econonmy - it doesn't pay enough and therefore no one is replacing the current ranchers.

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o Environmental Impact
o Social Impact
o Grassland Conservation

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Answer 2

Cattle Rustlers
Wolves
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Answer 3

Predators
Wild Horses
Cattle Thieves

Coyotes, wolves and mountains lions were the main threat to free range cattle herds. Wild horses were the biggest threat to the food supply eating up as much of the free range grasses, and sometimes getting in hay left by the rancher, and of course there were always cattle thieves, who usually ended up killing more cattle than the ended up stealing.

Answer 4

1. cattle thieves
2. drought (not enough grass for horses to graze sufficiently)
3. high costs of transporting cattle

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Answer 5

Disease, predators such as wolves, coyotes, and other cattle ranchers stealing your cattle!!

Answer 6

Disease, Drought, Cattle rustlers (they steal off your cattle, even if branded and overbrand it with their own.)

Answer 7

barbebed wire, bbq's, and blow flies, the big three d cattle killer,
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Answer 8

turberclosis in animals was an early threat

Answer 9

I'd have thought, greed, men and time.