Cattle that immigrated to the United States

There is an indispensable role in many American western movies, that is? Western cowboy? These western cowboys, riding horses, holding strong, wearing cowboy hats, are also very recognizable. But why are these riders called cowboys, because on the surface, these cowboys and? Cattle? It has nothing to do with this.

In fact, the western cowboys we see in various western movies are not real cowboys, or what real cowboys should do at all. Real cowboys in history really care about cows. They are actually some workers who helped farmers drive cattle in the 1960s, and the origin of their names is really related to their own work.

COWBOY is the origin of the word cowboy, which is simply translated as cowboy. Cowboys ride horses because horses are their means of transportation and they need to ride horses to herd cattle. This is very similar to the people who graze sheep on our grassland. Their occupation is herding sheep and letting people go, and they want to ride horses to herd sheep.

19 world, before the western development of the United States, European immigrants brought cattle to the American continent, and they also knew that the place that was very suitable for cattle grazing was Ohio and other places in the east. Later, with the passage of time, these cattle moved to the west, because at this time, the west was full of grasslands, which was more suitable for grazing cattle.

Cattle are fattened, and if they are to be sold, they need to be transported by rail to major cities in the United States. But it is not a hard job to drive these cows to the railway and get on the train, so the profession of cowboy was born. Young people from all groups in the United States have come to the west to become cowboys who help ranchers transport cattle to railway stations. Moreover, the transportation distance is also far away, and there are some dangers, so everyone rides horses with guns, which slowly forms the cowboy we saw in the movie.