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and Mrs. Herbert N. Cook, and to the many other cattlemen and cowboys,
with whom, on the range, in the rodeos, in the wild horse chase about
Toohey, after outlaw cattle in Granite Basin, in the corrals and
pastures, I rode and worked and lived, my gratitude is more than I can
put in words. Truer friends or better companions than these
great-hearted, outspoken, hardy riders, no man could have. If my story
in any degree wins the approval of these, my comrades of ranch and
range. I shall be proud and happy. H.B.W.
"CAMP HOLE-IN-THE-MOUNTAIN"
NEAR TUCSON, ARIZONA
APRIL 29, 1916


CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. AFTER THE CELEBRATION 11
II. ON THE DIVIDE 23
III. IN THE BIG PASTURE 35
IV. AT THE CORRAL 47
V. A BIT OF THE PAST 81
VI. THE DRIFT FENCE 91
VII. THINGS THAT ENDURE 115
VIII. CONCERNING BRANDS 133
IX. THE TAILHOLT MOUNTAIN OUTFIT 159
X. THE RODEO 181
XI. AFTER THE RODEO 197
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