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i • FORESTSERVICE Cache National Foretf LOGAN, UTAH Historical Data on Grazing in Intermountafin Region as Obtained from Original Users a,nd Others. SEP-2.4841 RECEIVED Lambs Percent lamb crop. 70-90$ Receipts and profits in early days as compared to present day conditions: Mature She ep At what age are most sheep marketed. Wethers 3-4 year - held ewe lambs. Breed of sheep. French Merino ewes and Delano bucks. Price received for mature sheep. Ewes. Wethers. $3*00 each In 1904 $3.75 each for herd Market weight of lambs. 150# wethers 3-4 years old Percent fat lambs. More feed and fatter lambs than now. Market location . Leaded at Wasatch, later shipped to Omaha. Grazed back to Omaha until about 19IE. Price received per pound. Sold by head. Wool . Pounds of wool per head . 7#. Price received per pound. Not over 70 - At Cleveland's time 30. Market for wool. Buyer came after wool. "Pelts Market conditions Prices 500 to $1.00 each. How brought to market. 3uyers came after. Wild animal skins. Not much market. - ' Meat brought in by hunters of wild animals. No season on game. Operating Costs Size of bands grazed or cattle herds handled. 2500 - 3400 Losses Coyotes and bear-worse than now. Transient bad. Wages paid herders and camp tenders and cowboys. $35. - 1897 S herders 17.50 ■ camptenders (over) Aid they had to eat was flour and bacon.
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Transcript | i • FORESTSERVICE Cache National Foretf LOGAN, UTAH Historical Data on Grazing in Intermountafin Region as Obtained from Original Users a,nd Others. SEP-2.4841 RECEIVED Lambs Percent lamb crop. 70-90$ Receipts and profits in early days as compared to present day conditions: Mature She ep At what age are most sheep marketed. Wethers 3-4 year - held ewe lambs. Breed of sheep. French Merino ewes and Delano bucks. Price received for mature sheep. Ewes. Wethers. $3*00 each In 1904 $3.75 each for herd Market weight of lambs. 150# wethers 3-4 years old Percent fat lambs. More feed and fatter lambs than now. Market location . Leaded at Wasatch, later shipped to Omaha. Grazed back to Omaha until about 19IE. Price received per pound. Sold by head. Wool . Pounds of wool per head . 7#. Price received per pound. Not over 70 - At Cleveland's time 30. Market for wool. Buyer came after wool. "Pelts Market conditions Prices 500 to $1.00 each. How brought to market. 3uyers came after. Wild animal skins. Not much market. - ' Meat brought in by hunters of wild animals. No season on game. Operating Costs Size of bands grazed or cattle herds handled. 2500 - 3400 Losses Coyotes and bear-worse than now. Transient bad. Wages paid herders and camp tenders and cowboys. $35. - 1897 S herders 17.50 ■ camptenders (over) Aid they had to eat was flour and bacon. |
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