Lazy H Feud
- ISBN-10
- 1643585827
- ISBN-13
- 9781643585826
- Category
- Cattle trade
- Pages
- 287
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020
- Author
- Ed La Vanway
Description
"The Arizona Territory was rough country in the 1870s and cowhands on the Lazy H were expected to do more than just ride for the brand. Apaches were constantly trying to raid the horse herd but the biggest threat was the neighboring rancher, who waited for a chance to take over the graze and the cattle. So men were hired for their gun skill and if they were good enough at this, they had time to learn the cattle trade. Such a man, and maybe a little better, was Jim Soto, the foreman of the crew. This is the story of the fight they made when the neighbor saw his chance and made his play, and of how, finally, Jim Soto was the only one left to stand against him"--Provided by publisher.
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