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Winter grass
The 1886 Montana drought, followed by a hard winter, forces ranchers to pay the price of overgrazing. Texas fever, foreign investors, and strong-arm cattlemens associations all mount up against Quin utnam, when, under the law, he runs strings of barbed wire along two sides of his range.
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- "The 1886 Montana drought, followed by a hard winter, forces ranchers to pay the price of overgrazing. Texas fever, foreign investors, and strong-arm cattlemens associations all mount up against Quin utnam, when, under the law, he runs strings of barbed wire along two sides of his range."@en
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