The cattlemen finally had to settle land of their own, putting up fences and cutting the size of their herds.

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In the early eighteen eighties, the price of cattle rose to fifty dollars each, and many cattlemen became rich.

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Some cattlemen believed it might be possible to walk cattle to the railroad, letting them feed on the open grassland along the way.

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If he wanted to make any money himself, he would have to appeal not to the catwalk instincts of cattlemen, which were hard to spot, but to wannabe easterner cowboys who lived in, say, New York.

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When it comes to brash speculation, cattlemen have shamed many a Wall Streeter over the years.

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Long before financial traders adopted the term, futures traders used the phrase "Texas hedge" to denote a doubling-down of bets by cattlemen trading futures.

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