Chuck wagon of the Matador outfit [driven by Harry Stewart] moving to a new camp site, with hoodlum wagon trailing. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Jeff Milton (extreme left) on his dun-colored horse, and the Greene Cattle company outfit getting ready to move. OR Ranch, Arizona.

Emory Sager, of the Shoe Bar Ranch on "Old Blue," his "Wonder Horse," cutting out cattle from the herd. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

Emory H. Sager, of the Shoe Bar, on "Old Blue" his favorite cutting horse, working the herd out on roundup grounds. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

Emory H. Sager, of the Shoe Bar Ranch, [on Old Blue] cutting cattle out from the herd on Shoe Bar range. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

Cowboy and good cutting horse taking out the animals not wanted for shipment, work done on present-day ranches in the corrals. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

A calf so young it is following a horse looking for its mother, while the mounted cowboy is tolling it out of the herd to get it out of the way. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

Cowboy [possibly Elmer Sager] of the Shoe Bar Ranch taking a steer out of a herd. Shoe Bar brand is plainly visible on some of the cows. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

Flanking a Calf at Branding Time. Two Cowpunchers are Ready to Hold it Down for the Branding, One Flips Him High Off the Ground. Spur Ranch, Texas.

A heavier and later breed of beef animal than existed on the plains when Erwin E. Smith first started photographing ranch life in the Southwest.

A rodeo contestant riding a pitching horse at the San Antonio rodeo grounds while other cowboys stand by to assist him if an emergency arises.

[Riders on horseback including Frank Doss and Steve Robinson, Bonham parade, Will Evans' party for Fannin County, July 10-12, 1923]

A morning roundup on Turtle Hole Division of the Matador Ranch. Doug Meador riding in the foreground and John Jackson helping hold the herd on the left. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Billy Stoball and Will Whitman roping cows and pulling them out of the bog on Pease River. Matador Ranch, Texas.

A cowboy's complete equipment, saddle, bedroll, boots, spurs, hat, lariat and gun. There appears to be a cowboy buried in the covers. Taken in the cattle country of the Southwest.

[Joe Thurmond, mayor of Bonham, leading a parade past the county courthouse, Will Evans's party for Fannin County, July 10-12, 1923]

["Colonel" Jake Myers on his horse Buckshot, Bonham Parade, Will Evans' party, for Fannin County, July 10-12,1923]

Four small boys sitting in the spring-seat of a wagon placed on the ground of a camp site with tent in background [on the Three Block Range, New Mexico]

False Promise

Horse Dance, Pine Ridge Fair