Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 74
particular sheep when they are toldto do so, and drive it in any direction. The headers life is very lonely. For a longtime he may not see any one but the man whobrings him a supply of food about once in twoweeks. Much of the summer range, or pas-ture land, is on the mesas and mountains. Of course… … ON A SHEEP RANCH 68 the sheep are sheared as near to the railroadas possible. Sometimes bands are driven for hun-dreds of miles. The owners of these have noland of their own. They simply keep theirflocks on government land. There is a lawthat prevents them from driving the sheepwithin two miles of…
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